Who Owns the Pulse? What Health Lawyers Need to Know About Licensing Patient Data in the Age of AI

Who Owns the Pulse? What Health Lawyers Need to Know About Licensing Patient Data in the Age of AI

Author: American Health Law Association August 14, 2026 Duration: 41:15
When patient data becomes the raw material for AI, who actually governs it and for whose benefit? Mir Masud-Elias, Counsel, Arnold & Porter, and Mala Sahai, Senior Director, Intellectual Property and Legal Affairs, Gladstone Institutes, discuss the shift from data sharing as an administrative function to data licensing as a regulated risk transfer. They cover the multiple regulatory regimes (from state to federal to international); data types and classification risks; ownership, control, ...

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