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Using AI safely at WCM campuses

Dear Weill Cornell Medicine faculty, staff, and students,

AI is changing how we deliver care, conduct research, and teach. As we make new tools available to the WCM community, we must meet increasing regulatory and compliance expectations. Technology, compliance, and legal leaders are working together to support responsible, secure, and compliant AI use across WCM campuses in NYC and Qatar.

Here is what you need to know.

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