Oracle summit unveils new oncology, revenue cycle AI tools
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• 4 min read The 2026 Oracle Health and Life Sciences Summit, held from Sept. 22 to 24 near Orlando, FL, highlighted AI's potential promises - and pitfalls. Seema Verma, EVP and general manager of Oracle Health and Life Sciences, led an opening keynote in which she introduced new AI products and shared the importance of building AI with strong security protections, governance, and human-in-the-loop protocols. She said that healthcare worker shortages, an aging population, and "unsustainable" high healthcare costs give the industry "no choice but to change." "Healthcare doesn't just need AI; it needs AI built specifically for healthcare," Verma said. "Healthcare requires AI that is trustworthy, with humans in control and always in the driver's seat. AI that puts patient safety first, with strong guardrails - outputs that are transparent, traceable, and continuously monitored." Her comments about guardrails and trust came after months of reports of rogue AI agents hacking computer systems and warnings from researchers that developers are moving too quickly toward creating life-threatening "superintelligence." Oracle - the second-largest electronic health record (EHR) vendor behind Epic - has heavily invested in AI and borrowed billions of dollars to build a controversial New Mexico data center. New products. During the conference, Oracle announced new health AI features...
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