A place to test, learn, and build trust
This webinar explored how state-level AI regulatory sandboxes are creating structured environments for testing innovative health care AI applications in partnership with state regulators.
Panelists discussed how these frameworks accelerate responsible scaling health care AI solutions while enabling policymakers to evaluate risks, safeguards, and real-world outcomes.
Structured, not unregulated
A regulatory sandbox is not a permanent exemption from health care laws or a pathway for avoiding oversight. It is a time-limited and supervised environment with defined use cases, safety requirements, reporting obligations, and clear rules governing what an AI system may and may not do.
Style Variations
Health care professionals, patients, medical boards, regulators, and other affected stakeholders should be involved from the beginning. Their participation helps identify safety concerns, improve data collection, establish appropriate disclosures, and ensure that pilots address real clinical needs.
Pattern-ready
Sandboxes can generate real-world evidence about whether an AI application works, improves care, and can be used safely. Independent evaluation, transparent reporting, and third-party auditing can strengthen public trust and help policymakers determine whether a pilot should become a permanent regulatory pathway.
Featured Speakers
Cam Bronson, JD
Office of Artificial Intelligence Policy
Utah Department of Commerce
Tom Lee, MD
CEO
Galileo
Krista Drobac, MPP
Founder
Coalition to advance state ai sandboxes
Kavita Patel, MD, MS
Stanford Medicine
Moderator
Help shape the future of state AI policy
The Coalition to Advance State AI Sandboxes is bringing together health care providers, patient advocates, policymakers, technology leaders, and other stakeholders to develop responsible state frameworks for testing and scaling health care AI.
The coalition’s goal is to support transparent, evidence-based policies that encourage innovation while protecting patients, preserving clinical accountability, and building public trust.