What's been buzzing the loudest for me so far at HLTH Europe? AI, AI, and more AI, of course. Tongues have been tripping over those two letters in every conversation I've had today or listened to including these nuggets: Michael Chen of Nuclera: "Generative AI is wonderful because it brings more hypothesis-making power for the drug discovery researcher. But ultimately, we all know that AI isn't enough. You need to have the power at the wet lab benchtop in order to validate experiments and bring hits and needs into the local trials, and the quality of these hits and leads that ultimately will help the success rates in phase one through three clinical trials, which often don't rear their ugly heads until it's too late." Geraldine O'Keeffe of EQT Group: "There's a huge amount of investment opportunity in terms of AI-, SaaS-based models, in big data and machine learning in diagnostics, precision medicine...delivering the care you need better, faster, cheaper." Karen DeSalvo of Google: "The availability of AI, the ubiquity of it, and just how quickly that is moving [has been significant in the evolution of AI in healthcare]. What I'm hoping now is the next generation of this technology allows us to democratise access to health for people all over the world, and that we can start to do that much more quickly and much more equitably." Chiara Bucciarelli-Ducci, MD, PhD and Marlies Schijven on clinicians' take on AI: "To scale up adoption of AI in healthcare, industry needs to demonstrate to clinicians and healthcare providers the cost effectiveness and cost efficiencies that the technology can bring at every level." "More often than not, we find that AI does work and helps to bring efficiencies, but it also carries risk. So it needs to be properly explained." Agree, disagree, or follow-up comments on these soundbites? #genAI #AIeverywhere #medicalAI #healthtech #digitalhealth #AIfordrugdiscovery #techbio #healthAI #clinicalAI
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