With the rise of AI Agents and other automations, why hasn't there been a surge of HIPAA compliant app makers?
Summary
A discussion post questioning why the rise of AI agents and automation hasn't led to a surge in HIPAA-compliant app makers, noting the gap between vibecoding healthcare apps and regulatory requirements.
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