Microsoft, OpenAI Join CMS Healthcare AI Policy Discussions
10/11/2026 — 10/11, 01:16·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)·In the 2026-10-11 briefing
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- CBS News reports that the U.S. federal healthcare agency CMS runs a Slack group of about 1,700 people, where Microsoft, OpenAI, and senior T…
CBS News reports that the U.S. federal healthcare agency CMS runs a Slack group of about 1,700 people, where Microsoft, OpenAI, and senior Trump administration officials discuss AI applications and healthcare record access policies. The report says this group of tech and finance figures and officials has operated quietly in this channel for about a year.
Latest turnCBS News reports that CMS, the U.S. Medicare agency, runs a roughly 1,700-member Slack where Microsoft, OpenAI and other companies join senior Trump administration officials in shaping policy on AI apps and access to medical records. The group of tech and finance figures is said to have been working through the channel quietly for about a year.
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CBS News reports that CMS, the U.S. Medicare agency, runs a roughly 1,700-member Slack where Microsoft, OpenAI and other companies join senior Trump administration officials in shaping policy on AI apps and access to medical records. The group of tech and finance figures is said to have been working through the channel quietly for about a year.
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