Stanford University used an algorithm to determine who'd get the first round of the COVID-19 vaccine, which medical residents and other front line health care workers say left them out.

Vaccine distribution algorithms have already been deployed in many places. In December 2020, researchers at Stanford University rolled out a system that ranked individuals in its 20,000-plus ...

These changes helped us transition to a more equitable distribution: after we began distribution in additional locations selected by this Optimized Algorithm, minority vaccine participation at 727 ...

Stanford found itself in hot water last week after deploying a faulty Covid-19 vaccine distribution algorithm, offering a cautionary tale that extends far beyond the university's own doors.

North Country Healthcare in Lancaster, N.H., is not using artificial intelligence algorithms to prioritize COVID-19 vaccine distribution.