The CHARGE Brief — Newsletter II

Welcome to Letter II of The CHARGE Brief. This issue includes a conversation with Andrew Burkowski on the future of AI governance; scrutiny of UpDoc's 'historic' FDA clearance; reflections on the OpenEvidence - EchoNext partnership; analysis of the Mayo Clinic lawsuit and the Xsolis breach affecting 1.3 million patients; and the most recent job roundup.

In this issue

Interviews

• The Future of Responsible AI in Healthcare: Andrew Borkowski on Building Safe, Governed, and Responsible AI in Healthcare

Insights

• Strategic Ambiguity: UpDoc Characterizes Its FDA Clearance as 'Historic;' CHARGE Isn't Sure
• The Integration Trap: OpenEvidence's Integrated EchoNext Before it Demonstrated Clinical Utility

Signals

• Former Research Director Sues Mayo Clinic, Claims the Health Network Deliberately Conceals Failure Rates in Deployed AI Tools
• Xsolis Reports 1.3 Million Patient Records Exposed After Phishing Attack

Openings

‍Pfizer -- Senior Manager, Commercial AIA Governance & Operations, New York, NY– in person, full-time. $140k/yr - $207k/yr

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Elevance Health -- Senior Director, Responsible AI Lead, Chicago, IL – hybrid (3 days), full-time. $183k/yr - $273k/yr

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