Description

Georgia ranks near the bottom for women’s health outcomes. This panel brings together policymakers, clinicians, technologists, and patient advocates to examine how structural gaps—maternal care deserts, insurance shortfalls, racial inequities, and digital access—interact with emerging AI solutions. Speakers will identify real-world examples of bias that harm women’s care, explore how AI can be redesigned to reflect biological, hormonal, and social differences, and surface practical guardrails, ethical frameworks, and legislative lessons to ensure safer, more equitable digital health.

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Online registration will close by 5:00 PM on January 21st. On-site registration is available after this time. On-site registration will have a price increase for Non-Members.

Please note that if you belong to a member organization but have not yet connected to your company’s membership, you will need to complete the membership opt-in form before the member rate is available to you.