The Clinical AI Partnership: How Hospitals, Builders, and Regulators Get AI to the Ward

The Clinical AI Partnership is a symposium on getting artificial intelligence out of the pilot phase and into daily clinical care. Many hospitals never get past a first trial, held back by regulatory uncertainty, institutional caution, limited clinical trust and workflows that were not designed for AI. Hosted by kaiko, a Zürich- and Amsterdam-based clinical AI company, it brings together hospital leaders who found a way through, the AI teams that built alongside them, and legal experts who can clarify what regulation requires. Through case presentations and cross-disciplinary discussion, it is aimed at hospital decision-makers and digital health leaders, from CIOs and CMIOs to innovation and clinical leads driving AI adoption. It takes place as part of the Zurich AI Festival and has limited seats, with registrations reviewed individually before confirmation.