July 2024.
Follow these 20 voices who share their thoughts on the potential of AI and LLMs, and you will stay ahead of the health transformation curve.
For many, the term “artificial intelligence” evokes concerns about job displacement or dispassionate decisions made absent human touch. However, it’s crucial to recognize that AI is not just a job eliminator but also its creator. The technology has the potential to generate new, potentially higher-paying job opportunities, making those with AI application knowledge invaluable assets in a sector driven by ideas and innovation. It also opens the possibility of ensuring racial and economic disparities are not overlooked by embedded human oversight.
Technological advances, including AI, are like fire—destructive and essential. Our mastery of fire has been vital to industrial and technological progress, from smelting iron to the steam engine to sterilizing food and medical instruments. But, unchecked, fire is a destructive, societal danger. Similarly, AI can be a force for positive change, but it requires a positive perspective and responsible use to avoid potential dangers and greater socio-economic disparities.
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Dave is the world’s first LLM conversational AI oncology mentor for cancer patients, bringing a new level of support for cancer patients and their families and trained on billions of unique data points and anonymized real-world patient journey information accumulated during eight years on the Belong Life platform. Learn how LLMs make a difference for patients and the care team, “Meet Dave” and see the practical possibilities and potential of LLMs.
