No Smart Glasses in New York Court Facilities By AI in Eye Care StaffJuly 15, 202605 mins Effective Monday, July 20, 2026, anyone entering any New York court facility will have to leave their smart eyewear at... Read More
Mount Sinai Launches First-of-Its-Kind Tracker for Healthcare AI Policy By AI in Eye Care StaffJune 3, 202605 mins NEW YORK — Researchers from Mount Sinai's Icahn School of Medicine have created an index that tracks the evolving policies... Read More
4 Criteria to Help You Determine If Your AI is Ethically Founded By Dena Weitzman, OD, FAAOMarch 18, 2026010 mins Conversations about mitigating bias and maintaining ethics in AI often focus on design and development. Will the algorithm yield discriminatory... Read More
Clinical AI Safety: A Shared Duty By Dena Weitzman, OD, FAAODecember 17, 2025011 mins Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of everyday clinical care, especially in diagnostics. In eye care, AI systems can autonomously... Read More
How Clinicians Can Explain AI to Patients: Insights from the Field By Ukti Vora, MBA, MOptom, FAAONovember 19, 202508 mins Artificial intelligence isn’t just a buzzword anymore, it’s quietly transforming the way we care for eyes every day. For clinicians,... Read More
Transparency Paradox: Questioning AI Fears by Examining Ourselves By Scot Morris, ODApril 17, 2025April 16, 202508 mins I was listening to a discussion recently about transparency in health care. The conversation led me to ponder a few... Read More
Securing Patient Trust in AI-driven Health Care By Scott Allison, OD, MBAApril 17, 2025April 16, 2025011 mins Patient trust is paramount in health care delivery. As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more mainstream, this advancement brings forth critical... Read More