Innovation: Health Technology and Systems

Featuring Guest Speaker: Dr. Michael Oberst (Hopkins/Abridge)

Featuring Guest Speaker: Xin Liu, PhD, Google Research

While AI can’t hold a patient’s hand, it might give doctors back the time to do so. For more insights from the HBHI conversation with Bryant Y. Lin and Girish N. Nadkarni on AI and healthcare—including a discussion on how the potential of AI's scalability can blind us from the dangerous risks of this same scalability—read more here.

Cancer represents one of medicine's most complex challenges. Within the umbrella of cancer are manifold diseases of abnormal growth, each with different causes, molecular mechanisms, and treatment approaches. Given the inherent complexity of addressing these many types of cancer, where does cancer detection, prevention, and treatment go from here?

This talk explored how artificial intelligence (ASI) could revolutionize clinical care, biomedical research, and health system operations. We also examined the ethical, regulatory, and societal implications of integrating superintelligent systems into healthcare. Watch this exciting discussion with leading experts on what the future may hold and how we can shape it responsibly.

The integration of generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools into healthcare poses significant challenges concerning data privacy and governance.

Brian Miller for Social Science Research Network

Risa Wolf for Diabetes Spectrum

Michael Darden for JAMA Network Open

Haiyang Yang for Journal of the Association for Consumer Research