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In recent years, artificial intelligence has emerged as a game-changer in the medical field. The most influential AI applications in health care are likely in diagnostics and treatment, including predictive AI tools that also assess patient risk factors, make autonomous diagnosis and recommend personalized care plans based on individual patient profiles. AI-powered tools can also help advance productivity, access and equity. With these exciting potential benefits come technological and workflow challenges, as well as safety and ethical concerns. As generative AI expands our imaginations and horizons, so too will the regulations, standards of care and best practices associated with its use.
The Center for Global Management hosted a discussion with medical AI and technology experts who explored how AI is revolutionizing diagnostics and treatment, in addition to enhancing patient care and workflow efficiency.
Panel:
Tinglong Dai, Bernard T. Ferrari Professor of Business, Johns Hopkins University
Aditi Gupta (’23), Executive Director of Digital Tech and Innovation, Amgen
Moderator: Yin Hui (’14), Global Marketing Director, Amgen
Learn more about the UCLA Anderson Center for Global Management’s World Today Discussion Series:
https://www.anderson.ucla.edu/about/centers/center-for-global-management/events-and-discussions/world-today-discussion-series
#globalhealth #medtech #AIhealthcare
In recent years, artificial intelligence has emerged as a game-changer in the medical field. The most influential AI applications in health care are likely in diagnostics and treatment, including predictive AI tools that also assess patient risk factors, make autonomous diagnosis and recommend personalized care plans based on individual patient profiles. AI-powered tools can also help advance productivity, access and equity. With these exciting potential benefits come technological and workflow challenges, as well as safety and ethical concerns. As generative AI expands our imaginations and horizons, so too will the regulations, standards of care and best practices associated with its use.
The Center for Global Management hosted a discussion with medical AI and technology experts who explored how AI is revolutionizing diagnostics and treatment, in addition to enhancing patient care and workflow efficiency.
Panel:
Tinglong Dai, Bernard T. Ferrari Professor of Business, Johns Hopkins University
Aditi Gupta (’23), Executive Director of Digital Tech and Innovation, Amgen
Moderator: Yin Hui (’14), Global Marketing Director, Amgen
Learn more about the UCLA Anderson Center for Global Management’s World Today Discussion Series:
https://www.anderson.ucla.edu/about/centers/center-for-global-management/events-and-discussions/world-today-discussion-series
#globalhealth #medtech #AIhealthcare
