And health systems will need to get their workforces on board to ensure success, experts said Thursday at the HIMSS AI Leadership Strategy Summit in Chicago. That could prove challenging for some providers, given concerns that AI tools could offer inaccurate, misleading or biased information, potentially putting patient care at risk. It is very hard to build that back up.”That means health systems need to make sure their AI tools are reliable, through plenty of testing before the AI is fully adopted and educating users on how the products work, experts said. If an AI project is doing well at other health systems, that could be a good place to start. Still, health systems should consider that not all AI tools work for every clinician.