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Where do we most need AI in healthcare?
To outline the most viable use cases for AI in healthcare today, we @a16z interviewed many of the largest healthcare orgs across the country.
Here are the 19 areas we prioritized: https://t.co/4BEz3lwGY9
I’m increasingly convinced that AI value is going to accrue to companies that deliver services in healthcare. 3 specific places:
1) micro private equity that acquires companies and then injects AI into their operations. Traditional success in acquiring healthcare businesses has been around negotiating better rates, cont... See more
Nikhil Krishnanx.com
My team and I are so excited to be part of @ycombinator Fall Cohort working on the most important problem in the world - healthcare.
Our company, OpenClinic, helps doctors launch their own digital clinics that are 99% AI and 1% doctor. This unlocks millions of latent doctor hours worldwide, bridging the supply/demand mi... See more
I strongly agree with @sequoia here. Application layer is king for the AI revolution.
There is no doubt one of the — if not the — most valuable of such companies will be in *consumer* healthcare. Today that sounds like an oxymoron. Tomorrow it will just be known as healthcare. https://t.co/DNMzjZRtNK
This is the final warning for those considering careers as physicians: AI is becoming so advanced that the demand for human doctors will significantly decrease, especially in roles involving standard diagnostics and routine treatments, which will be increasingly replaced by AI.
This is underscored by the massive perform... See more
Why Is Healthcare the Hottest Sector in the Market Right Now
AI is no longer creeping into healthcare -- it’s bulldozing through it, forcing a fundamental reset of how medicine is developed, delivered, and monetized. Investors are no longer speculating; they’re reallocating capital toward the companies driving this shif... See more
Doctors had a good run
I have a feeling medicine is going to crumble much much faster to ai than any other industry
1. Huge amount of gatekeeping & refusal to empower patients to make their own decisions
2. Not an optional thing in many cases, even when you can’t afford it. So ... See more
Nick Dobosx.com