This podcast is part of the Life Sciences 2030 initiative that explores ethics of artificial intelligence (AI) in the life sciences industry. Moderated by Kristen Backor with panelists Michelle Guo, Travis Ruch, and Artes Haderi, the discussion highlights AI's potential to revolutionize drug development, patient care, and healthcare efficiency while emphasizing the ethical challenges such as biases in AI models, regulatory considerations, and the impact on health disparities. The conversation also addresses the role of policymakers in ensuring ethical AI implementation in healthcare and discusses real-world examples, potential future applications, and the importance of using real-world evidence to improve clinical trials and patient outcomes.

Join CRA Forensic Service’s Waqas Shahid and OICTS's Geoffrey Irving for an insightful dive into the intersection of national security, trade regulations, and technological advancements on the second episode of the #CRASessions National Security and Technology Conversations podcast. Together, they unravel the pivotal role of OICTS in shaping policies, with a particular focus on the recent advance notice of proposed rulemaking pertaining to connected vehicles. Join us as we explore the implications for companies and sectors navigating this dynamic landscape.

In the first episode of the National Security and Technology Conversations series, a series within the CRA Sessions Podcast, Waqas Shahid and Jesse Sucher aim to discuss and inform about key developments at the intersection of national security, technology, and business, discussing new national security regulations and initiatives, technology breakthroughs and developments, and perhaps most importantly, how these two things come together to impact companies in diverse sectors in various ways. During the episode, they also discuss: Jesse's work at the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), what CFIUS has been up to, what its priorities are, and the key issues Jesse saw during your time there.