The Future Of Artificial Intelligence Is Now - Liwaiwai

Imagine if doctors, nurses, and health care researchers had the ability to interrogate both the healthy and diseased states of a patient's biology and then use that data to uncover a network of causal relationships between historical, molecular, and other data types to approach treatment or develop the right type of drugs. BERG Health is using this information with a platform that uses artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to examine disparate sets of data from patient biology and electronic medical records. "Artificial intelligence has the potential to disrupt many industries, but perhaps most importantly is its impact on health care, where the unsolved challenge is getting the right treatments to the right patients by utilizing tremendous amounts of experimental and observational data," says Niven Narain, co-founder, president and CEO of BERG Health. "By comparing individual patient health data to the greater population health data, we can develop prescriptive analytics that can determine what treatments will work best for that patient, while also warning patients of potential side effects." AI is a set of complex algorithms and technologies that enables machines, systems and software to make human-like decisions.