Science 37, a telehealth company that facilitates virtual clinical trials, struck a partnership with data analytics company AiCure to better track how patients are responding to treatment.
In a panel discussion at MedCity INVEST, a group of health tech professionals and entrepreneurs offered some insight when machine learning algorithms fail to do what they were assigned to do.
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.
Artificial intelligence is a white-hot buzzword. But amidst the hullabaloo, what can it actually achieve in the world of healthcare? Before weighing in on the topic at MedCity INVEST in May, experts from IDx, Arterys and AiCure share their thoughts.
AiCure's tool uses a form of artificial intelligence for facial recognition to confirm that patients have taken the correct medication.
"Accurately understanding patient behavior through artificial intelligence defines a new category of medication adherence monitoring," said Adam Hanina, AiCure CEO.