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UT REAL Health AI (systemwide initiative) is sponsored by University of Texas System. This systemwide initiative aims to responsibly accelerate artificial intelligence in health across all UT health campuses. It establishes a coordinated infrastructure to improve patient care and safety, strengthen clinician efficiency, advance research, and prepare the workforce for an AI-enabled future.
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