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Top Story Healthcare AI Trends to Watch: M&A Exits & Generative AI Use Cases The healthcare AI space will be an exciting one to watch over the next couple years, as investment dollars flow to startups and providers launch more AI pilots. Two of the most interesting trends to watch will be the use cases that healthcare organizations prioritize when deploying generative AI models, as well as M&A activity within the healthcare AI field, a CB Insights analyst declared during a recent webinar. Sponsored Content The Payer's Place with Peter Long Presented by HLTH and MedCity News Peter Long, Executive Vice President, Strategy and Health Solutions, at Blue Shield of California joins us on the Payer's Place to discuss how they are making the patient experience better for their members.  He also shares how Virtual Blue, a virtual-first PPO will help remove barriers to care, so employees can get care when and how they want it. Watch the full interview here. You're Invited! An Exclusive Networking Reception Connect and network with the best in the healthcare industry in Dallas on October 26th all day and during our exclusive networking reception that evening. Don't miss your opportunity to find new partners, talk to VCs, elbow with C-Suite and so much more. Hurry and save $150, but only until 8/25. Register Now

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