Texas HB2298 establishes a grant program to support hospitals and health care facilities in using artificial intelligence technology for cancer.

HB2298 creates a grant program to assist Texas hospitals and health care facilities in using artificial intelligence technology for scanning medical images to detect cancer. The program, administered by the commission, allows for grants up to $250,000 annually to no more than five qualified applicants. Applicants must provide matching funds and submit detailed plans for using the technology, including cost estimates and physician review protocols. Grant recipients must report on the technology's effectiveness and impact on cancer detection rates. The program expires on September 1, 2035.

Texas HB2298 establishes a grant program to support hospitals and health care facilities in using artificial intelligence technology for cancer.

HB2298 creates a grant program to assist Texas hospitals and health care facilities in using artificial intelligence technology for scanning medical images to detect cancer. The program, administered by the commission, allows for grants up to $250,000 annually to no more than five qualified applicants. Applicants must provide matching funds and submit detailed plans for using the technology, including cost estimates and physician review protocols. Grant recipients must report on the technology's effectiveness and impact on cancer detection rates. The program expires on September 1, 2035.