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Ask a Question, Share Feedback, or Connect with Us
Use this form for general questions or comments. You can also email [email protected].
Privacy notice
- Why we collect it: your personal information will only be used to support your request.
- If you decline: if you refuse to provide your personal information on this form, we cannot process your request.
- Who may see it: we may share your information with other government agencies or industry partners to facilitate your request. We will not sell your personal information.
- How it is kept: the personal information you provide may be classified as a public record per Utah Code § 63G-2-301 or a protected record per Utah Code § 63G-2-305, and will be included in Commerce Record Series 30922.
Apply to our AI Regulatory Sandbox
Companies that want to test an AI product in Utah under a regulatory mitigation agreement apply here. Before you start, please review the application process and, for healthcare products, the healthcare proposal rubric.
Privacy notice for applications
- Why we collect it: to evaluate your application for a regulatory mitigation agreement under Utah Code § 13-72-401, to contact you about it, and to negotiate and administer any resulting agreement.
- If you decline: if you do not provide the requested information, the office may be unable to evaluate your application.
- Who may see it: as needed to evaluate your application, the office may share it with other state agencies and licensing boards, members of its Clinical AI Advisory Network, independent clinical reviewers, and independent evaluators. The office will not sell your personal information.
- How it is kept: application materials are treated as protected records under Utah Code § 63G-2-305 and are included in Commerce Record Series 30922. To protect trade secrets or other confidential business information, include a written claim of business confidentiality under Utah Code § 63G-2-309.
Help Us Review Healthcare AI Proposals
The office keeps a roster of healthcare professionals who assess the clinical safety and public health benefit of AI proposals. Any healthcare profession is welcome, and Utah licensure is not required.
Email [email protected] to join
Include a brief summary of your clinical background and specialties.
What reviewing involves
- Volunteer and unpaid, with no fixed schedule. We contact you when a proposal matches your expertise.
- Proposals run 20 to 50 pages. Assessments are due in about a week, usually in a meeting with our research team.
- Your identity stays confidential unless you ask to be named, and proposals stay confidential.
Areas of particular need
Primary care and family medicine, pediatrics, ophthalmology, endocrinology, nutrition, and oncology.
Join Our Patient Focus Group
We want to learn which AI tools could improve healthcare for Utahns, and how. Any Utah patient can join, including older adults, rural Utahns, and people unsure about new technology.
Privacy notice
- Why we collect it: your personal information will only be used to support your request.
- If you decline: if you refuse to provide your personal information on this form, we cannot process your request.
- Who may see it: we may share your information with other government agencies or industry partners to facilitate your request. We will not sell your personal information.
- How it is kept: the personal information you provide may be classified as a public record per Utah Code § 63G-2-301 or a protected record per Utah Code § 63G-2-305, and will be included in Commerce Record Series 30922.