AI regulations in healthcare are, well, sort of nonexistent at the moment.

Congress was considering prohibiting states from regulating AI for the next 10 years, though that was scrapped from the June 6 “big beautiful” tax bill for a new proposal that restricts broadband funding in states that regulate AI.

At the same time, AI is popping up all over healthcare, from scribes to agents, and according to the Deloitte Center for Health Solutions, 75% of top healthcare companies are experimenting with generative AI. The research organization also reported that 82% of healthcare organizations plan to “implement governance and oversight structures for generative AI.”

That’s where the public-private Coalition for Health AI, or CHAI, comes in. Launched in December 2021, the group of 3,000 providers, tech companies, and other healthcare organizations—including Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic, and Mount Sinai—and are working together to create standards for AI in healthcare.

Learn more about the group and its work here.—CM

Welcome to June’s On Rotation!

Each month, we highlight some of the major job changes in the healthcare sector, from small startups bringing in new leadership to big orgs trading seasoned execs.

Here’s a noncomprehensive roundup of the past month’s career shifts.

Have a job announcement to share? Drop Caroline an email at [email protected].

Robert Andtbacka: Repertoire Immune Medicines, a Flagship Pioneering-founded biotech company focused on programmable T cell-targeted immune medicines, announced June 4 that Andtbacka would be joining as chief medical officer. He most recently served in the same role at HiFiBiO Therapeutics, a clinical- stage biotherapeutics company.

Kate Benedict: On June 9, health tech company Medtronic announced Benedict as the new SVP and president of the company’s acute care and monitoring business.

Here’s the highlight reel of June hirings.—CC