Seven Trends to Watch in Healthtech AI
As the role of AI in healthcare settings continues to evolve and generate debate, here are seven things to keep an eye on.
As the role of AI in healthcare settings continues to evolve and generate debate, here are seven things to keep an eye on.
As hospitals across the nation adopt more and more AI technology, there are some common hazards of which they should be wary. During a conference presentation on Tuesday, healthcare AI expert Suchi Saria laid out seven AI pitfalls hospitals should look out for — some of these include being duped by Big Tech companies' marketing strategies and focusing too much on administrative use cases.
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Machine learning is core to the drug research of Seismic Therapeutic, a new biotech startup developing novel drugs for immunology indications. CEO Jo Viney said the company’s initial focus is addressing dysregulation of adaptive immunity.
Modulus Therapeutics recently emerged from stealth with technology from various disciplines and seed funding that the startup is using to develop better cell therapies. Natural killer cells directed against breast cancer is Modulus’s initial focus, but the startup says its approach can apply to multiple types of immune cells and multiple types of cancer.
The National AI lab is meant to support clinicians in efforts to estimate future needs of healthcare resources, identify the best sites of care for patients and help automate routine and administrative tasks to increase system efficiency.
As technology advances, AI-powered tools will increasingly reduce the administrative burdens on healthcare providers.