Episode #249. The Human Side of AI No One Budgeted For
Episode Description
Healthcare AI isn’t failing because of the technology; it’s failing because organizations underestimate the human and governance systems required to make it work.
In this episode, Michael Meis, Chief Information Security Officer for the University of Kansas Health System, explains how cybersecurity, identity and access management, and AI strategy are converging within a large academic health system. He emphasizes that cyber risk quantification is essential as a “translation layer” that helps align security with broader organizational goals and decision-making. In his AI strategy, he focuses on improving healthcare capacity and administrative efficiency, using AI to augment clinicians rather than replace them. Across both cybersecurity and AI adoption, he stresses disciplined governance, strong change management, and consistent communication as the foundations of successful transformation.
Tune in for a conversation on how healthcare systems are actually operationalizing AI, cybersecurity, and transformation at scale.
Resources:
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Connect with and follow Michael Meis on LinkedIn and visit his website!
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Follow the University of Kansas Health System on LinkedIn and discover their website
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Music by David Cosgrove an accomplished composer, musician, producer, and engineer. Listen to his latest project Del Piombo.
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