How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing the Face of Digital Health - VentureClash

"By 2025, AI systems could be involved in everything from population health management to digital avatars capable of answering specific patient queries," says Harpreet Singh Buttar, an analyst at Frost & Sullivan. Around 15 percent of the total artificial intelligence deals in the first quarter of 2016 went to digital health startups focusing on AI applications. Notable among them was the 12.3 million investment that patient-monitoring AiCure raised in a Series A funding round. Another key deal was the 25 million investment that Babylon Health raised for its remote healthcare service app. Babylon's Series A funding round was led by Investment AB Kinnevik, with participation from DeepMind Technologies, Hoxton Ventures and other players.