Privacy AI and the Future of HIPAA
Watch the Full Webinar As AI reshapes healthcare and more patient data flows beyond traditional clinical settings, the rules governing privacy, access, and accountability are under growing pressure. HIPAA remains one of the most cited — and misunderstood — laws in healthcare, even as the industry grapples with new questions around interoperability,
As AI reshapes healthcare and more patient data flows beyond traditional clinical settings, the rules governing privacy, access, and accountability are under growing pressure. HIPAA remains one of the most cited — and misunderstood — laws in healthcare, even as the industry grapples with new questions around interoperability, consumer health technology, enforcement, and trust.
Join Second Opinion CEO Christina Farr and Wilson Sonsini partner Jodi Daniel for a timely conversation on the future of healthcare privacy in the AI era. Together, they’ll explore where current policy frameworks fall short, how AI is changing the privacy debate, and what healthcare leaders need to understand as data becomes increasingly central to care delivery, operations, and innovation.
Topics will include:
- Common misconceptions about HIPAA
- How AI is changing the healthcare privacy conversation
- The current state of interoperability and data access
- Gaps between consumer and provider-side privacy protections
- Whether HIPAA needs an overhaul for the AI era
- Where privacy concerns become barriers to innovation
- What greater data liquidity could mean for healthcare
This conversation is designed for healthcare executives, operators, policymakers, investors, and technology leaders navigating the rapidly evolving healthcare data landscape.
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