Epic bets on its AI speed at UGM

Epic Systems founder and CEO Judy Faulkner opened the company’s U.S. Users Group Meeting at Verona, Wisconsin, framing the event as a showcase for upcoming AI-enabled capabilities and other projects. She highlighted customers’ achievements with “blue ribbon” accolades, signaling satisfaction with Epic’s trajectory. The keynote set a tone that the near-term product road map will lean on AI-assisted tools embedded in the electronic health record platform, designed to accelerate workflows and improve care delivery.

Seth Howard, Epic’s head of research and development, alongside other product leaders, then detailed the EHR enhancements rolled out over the past year, with emphasis on AI speed and efficiency. The briefing covered improvements in data analytics, decision support, automation, and user experience within the EHR, showing Epic’s intent to speed AI-driven features to clinicians while maintaining reliability and compliance.

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