In 1990, Cliff Belliveau, MyMatrixx Chief Innovation Officer, completed his undergraduate degrees in Computer Science and Mathematics with a concentration on Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Natural Language Processing with hopes of landing a job in AI. Unfortunately, the only opportunities for employment were focused on academics or research and development.
Fast forward to 2026 − how times have changed. Artificial Intelligence, founded on the principles of computer science, has evolved into an unstoppable force that has been transformed by data science, and we are feeling its impact on the workers’ compensation industry.
In this article, Cliff demystifies some of what you may or may not be hearing about AI and help you understand its current impact on workers’ compensation pharmacy care.
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- The differences between generative AI and non-generative AI technologies
- Recent non-generative AI innovations to increase efficiencies and offset shrinking workforces
- The essential ingredient to any AI solution
Part 2 of this article provides more information about how the industry is leveraging AI in critical pharmacy workflows while reducing risk.