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DiMe launches initiative to build operational AI governance tools

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The Digital Medicine Society (DiMe) has launched an initiative focused on creating practical, operational tools for AI governance in healthcare. The effort aims to move beyond policy frameworks and produce resources that organizations can actually use to manage AI in clinical and health technology settings.

Why this matters: Most AI governance in healthcare right now lives in documents. Principles, frameworks, guidelines — things that look good on a website but do not tell anyone what to do on a Tuesday when a model is making decisions about patient care. DiMe is trying to close that gap with tools people can actually run. That matters because health AI is already deployed, and the governance infrastructure around it is still catching up. Patients are affected whether the frameworks exist or not.

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