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CIOs work to get buy-in for AI projects | Health IT

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Health CIOs are working to get organizational buy-in on artificial intelligence projects as the difficulties of structuring and coalescing mass data is causing organizational confusion, The Wall Street Journal reported Jan. 5.

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CIOs work to get buy-in for AI projects | Health IT

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