Jordan Liz is an associate professor of philosophy.

The consequences of adopting AI in medicine

Tech
December 23, 2025

Across society, AI is being adopted at an staggering rate. In medicine in particular, AI is helping physicians analyze diagnostic tests, calculate disease risk, summarize patient history, and formulate treatment plans. Health care administrators are using AI to manage and optimize workflows. Insurance companies report that AI is improving consumer service, expediting claims, and detecting fraud. AI-assisted medical research is discovering new drugs to combat Parkinson’s, …

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The consequences of adopting AI in medicine

We must work harder to provide COVID relief to other countries

Policy
September 27, 2022

Currently, U.S. officials are considering expanding eligibility for the monkeypox vaccine. Yet, elsewhere, people are still struggling to get access to the COVID-19 vaccine. In many low-income countries, less than half of the population is fully vaccinated against the novel coronavirus – sometimes far fewer.

In Haiti, for instance, only 1.4 percent of the population has been fully vaccinated, and only 2.2 percent …

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We must work harder to provide COVID relief to other countries