David Maman is the Co-founder and CEO of Binah.ai, an innovative and successful start-up that is transforming the way healthcare services are being delivered and consumed. David is spearheading the Binah.ai team toward its mission to make healthcare services accessible to anyone, anywhere, anytime. Using its award-winning technology, Binah.ai allows users to extract vital signs and mental stress levels just by looking at a smartphone, tablet or laptop camera. A serial entrepreneur, David is currently leading his 13th startup, after driving numerous start-ups from vision to international success, including Hexatier (acquired by Huawei), Precos, Vanadium-soft, GreenCloud, Teridion, and more. He has 24 years of experience in leadership, AI, cybersecurity, development, and networking.
The World Health Organization (WHO) is already prompting leaders to consider ethical responsibilities and dilemmas of integrating AI more heavily into care, posing questions around maintaining human autonomy, ensuring transparency, and establishing inclusiveness and equity.
Solutions such as remote patient monitoring provides patients, caregivers, and home health aides alike, the ability to record critical information such as a patient’s vital signs, physical and mental state, eating patterns, and medication adherence.
Munck Wilson Mandala Partner Greg Howison shared his perspective on some of the legal ramifications around AI, IP, connected devices and the data they generate, in response to emailed questions.