Stanford Computational Medicine Research Colloquium | Presenting the 2027 State of Clinical AI Report (Online)
ONLINE ONLY | FULL REPORT READOUT
Peter Brodeur will present the full State of Clinical AI 2027 report.
Jan 13 is the in-person launch and report highlights in San Francisco. Jan 14 is the full online report readout.
KEY INFO
Thursday, January 14, 2027, 12-1pm Pacific
Online. Joining details to be added.
SPEAKER
Dr. Peter Brodeur is a cardiology fellow at Harvard Medical School's Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. Dr. Brodeur is an affiliate of ARISE, reviewer for NEJM AI, and former life sciences strategy consultant. His research focuses on human computer interaction and LLM clinical reasoning.
THE TALK
Presenting the 2027 State of Clinical AI Report
AI is already inside healthcare. Some systems measurably improve diagnosis and patient care. Many do not. This talk distils important findings from the 2027 State of Clinical AI Report, a review of the most impactful clinical AI studies and implications from the past 12 months.
We separate real progress from overstatement: where AI meaningfully improves prediction, diagnosis, and clinical workflows, and where it still fails. We also examine why impressive benchmark results often don't translate to safer or better care.
The goal is simple: to give a clear, evidence-based picture of where clinical AI actually stands today, what the public should trust (and not trust), and what will determine whether these tools genuinely improve care in the years ahead.
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