Using Artificial Intelligence in Medicine to Better Predict Disease

In the age of big data, companies track and analyze our buying habits, hobbies and social media accounts to make business decisions. But the impact of big data could have an even greater potential – improving human health. That was the focus of a recent Wellness Education, AI Lifestyle and Health (WEALTH) Symposium in Lake Nona, organized by Dexter Hadley, a College of Medicine physician and big data expert who lead's UCF's Division of Artificial Intelligence. "The UCF College of Medicine is a young school with lots of opportunities and forward thinking," Hadley says. "I want to see the bridging between engineering, AI and medicine."