⚕️AE Global Summit Session Announcement: AI x Medicine (Day 3, Session 3)
The Summit will close with our flagship session on AI x Medicine, an area we feel represents one of the most important for applications of AI.
In this session, chaired by Prof. Dan Nicolau Jr Head of the AI for Science masters at
@KingsCollegeLon, we ask how AI can help with the research basis and application of medicine in the UK.
Making discoveries in biology is notoriously hard. The complexity of biological systems, the relative quantitative immaturity of these fields, and the lack of verifiable solutions are just some of the reasons for that. Testament to this difficulty has been the vast amounts of capital poured into biomedical research without an accompanying level of results. Medical organisations like the NHS, too, are huge, complex systems that on one hand serve a nation’s health needs (for free!), and on the other are clearly extremely overburdened. Many of the changes that would help—consistent digital medical records, for example—have proven impossible to roll out, and turned into monetary disasters.
Can AI help with these problems? And, if the answer is no, what would it take to get it there?
Dan is joined by some of the nation’s experts in answering this question, including a keynote by Prof. Thore Graepel, Chair of Machine Learning at
@UCL on “Escaping ageing through Cell Annealing—a phenomenological model.”
The day will close with a panel asking “How the UK can scale it’s clinicians,” perhaps the most critical question of them all, and featuring Dr
@lucindascharff, at
@GoogleForHealth Prof.
@pearsekeane, Chair of Artificial Medical Intelligence at
@ucl,
@haris_shuaib, CEO of
@newtonstreeai, and Dr
@hannahmadan, at
@primamente.
Come and join the debate on the future of medical research and service. More information via the link below ↓
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