How AI Could Transform Drug Development And The Life Sciences

The implementation of AI in healthcare spans from developing drugs to using AI in the real world. This panel from Imagination In Action's 'Forging the Future of Business with AI' Summit talks about how AI could manifest in the healthcare system.
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[@sutats]

Hopefully cure exceeds pace of new diseases.

[@GeorgiosAndreasIoannou]

These people are smart, the comments are ...

[@tylermoore4429]

The video is a lot of fluff, riddled with fashionable jargon (closed loops, collaboration, etc.), but light on substance. The first thing I would like to know is whether drugs are always the answer. I don't know why all talk of AI in medicine is just replacing or augmenting some component of the current pipeline with AI, but not rethinking the entire paradigm of drug development. Can there be such a thing as a drug with no side-effects? What if I have to take a dozen drugs and they all have interacting side-effects?

[@GeorgiosAndreasIoannou]

Some Companies are gonna succeed here by the these smart people

[@javieraguirre9135]

I think the girl is in love with the guy in the left, she nodes to eveytime he says not even finishing the sentences and with the others she hears them a little bit in disbelief

[@cesarelocran]

😂😂😂😂

[@sarfrazkhan6765]

If AI come into medical science. There will be no more doctors required and mass of professionals will be jobless. Human life will be more miserable. But One thing we will get rid of money minded doctors.

[@sanjibanichoudhury7517]

Useless discussion

[@jimj2683]

That woman from Microsoft seems so fake and aggressive at the same time. Using her claws to climb the career ladder. I bet she has bullied many people before.

[@PeterBellUK]

How do you come up with this? She just has a strong voice. Nothing much different to the others

[@canadian97]

@jimj2683 You need to talk to a therapist. You have some unresolved issues.

[@Anita_Bath]

She's a bit pushy and shrill... likely thinks she's smarter than most people. And she may very well be quite intelligent, but doesn't seem the type that takes criticism without getting highly defensive; which snubs the depth of her knowledge.

[@nenemahlangu5539]

What’s her name? I want to go support all of her work.

[@canadian97]

This is odd. My original comment got deleted, but jimj2683’s misogynistic comment remains.