AI is redesigning health tech faster than you think

One of the biggest problems with connected health wearables is that they produce too much data. And most people agree that the solution to that problem is to get artificial intelligence on the job to analyse, digest and make sense of all that data so that it becomes useful and possibly even life-saving. The role of AI in the future of healthcare was the talk of this week's two day AI Summit in London. In the talks and on the show floor, tech companies were outlining some very bold visions for what's to come. Take Jeroen Tas, chief innovation and strategy officer for Philips, who was pitching what he referred to as "the next frontier in personalised health" or "anatomical intelligence".