Beyond Responsible AI

Whose Risk Is It Anyway? Building the AI Accountability Model

This session explores how healthcare organizations are defining accountability models for AI risk, governance, and oversight across the enterprise. Leave with ideas for structuring AI governance roles, executive ownership, and cross-functional decision-making inside your own organizations.

Krissy Safi

Moderator

Chris Cuellar

CCO, Elevate ENT

Blaine Hebert

Vice President & CISO, Onvida Health

Agentic AI in Healthcare: Navigating Regulatory Uncertainty and Building Governance That Lasts

This session examines emerging risks tied to agentic AI, including evolving FDA considerations, HHS strategy, state-level regulation, and operational governance challenges. Leave with guidance for evaluating and governing AI-enabled workflows before regulatory expectations fully solidify.

Andrew Mahler

Vice President, Consulting Services, Privacy & Compliance

Adam Greene

Partner, Davis Wright Tremaine LLP

When the Attackers Bring AI: 2026 Healthcare Threats in Plain View

AI is rapidly changing the healthcare threat landscape, from sophisticated phishing and voice cloning attacks to prompt injection and vulnerabilities within AI-enabled medical technologies. This session breaks down the most significant emerging AI-driven threats healthcare organizations are facing in 2026 and what security teams are seeing in real environments today. Leave with a clearer understanding of where AI-related exposure is growing and what defensive priorities organizations should focus on now.

Dave Bailey

Vice President, Consulting Solutions & Strategy (Moderator)

Steve Akers

Corporate CISO

Justin Sun

Director, Security Operation Center

Philip Burnham

Consultant, Penetration Tester, Technical Testing Services

From Commitment to Execution: Operationalizing AI Governance in Healthcare

This session brings together advisory and practitioner perspectives to examine what it takes to operationalize AI governance, including how to stand up governance structures, build and manage AI inventories, prioritize risk, and navigate the organizational realities that shape implementation. Leave with a clearer picture of what operationalized AI governance looks like in practice and what it takes to get there.

Dave Bailey

Vice President, Consulting Solutions & Strategy

Cate Ciccolone

Assoc. Dir., Commercial Health IT Advisory, Guidehouse

State of AI in Healthcare: Where the Industry Actually Is

Who Defines Trustworthy AI?

As healthcare organizations move from AI experimentation to enterprise deployment, expectations around governance, accountability, and risk management are evolving quickly. In this closing session, Baxter Lee sits down with Brenton Hill, Head of Operations and General Counsel at the Coalition for Health AI (CHAI), to explore the frameworks shaping the future of healthcare AI.

Together, they will discuss how organizations can operationalize responsible AI, balance innovation with risk, and prepare for emerging expectations from regulators, boards, clinicians, and patients. Attendees will leave with practical insight into the governance principles most likely to influence healthcare AI adoption over the next several years.

Baxter Lee

President (Moderator)

Brenton Hill

Head of Operations and General Counsel, CHAI