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How AI is Quietly Transforming Pharma and Healthcare
This short highlights practical ways AI is already being applied across pharmaceutical and healthcare work beyond the industry's headline claims.
Video summary
This short highlights AI uses discussed across pharmaceuticals and healthcare, including website agents that answer questions in real time and algorithms that identify anomalies. It also points to the many moments in a patient visit where information is collected.
The speakers consider how that data might be connected and made useful, while noting that earlier algorithmic work was not always described as AI. The clip does not establish clinical effectiveness or safety, so its examples should be treated as discussion of possible applications rather than medical advice.
Video transcript
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uh, AI agents integrated into their website so the customers can, you know, actually, instead of just filling out a contact us inquiry form, they're actually able to interact through an AI agent and get answers in real time.
The nurse will come in and they'll take more questions and there'll be more data. And then the physician will come in and then there'll be more data. And then when you check out, there'll be more data as you go through reception. I mean, there's a lot of points where they're collecting a lot of information, right? What do they do with all that data?
Yeah, it was uh, basically an algorithm which would identify, you know, these anomalies.
Back then, AI wasn't a buzzword uh, because we were more on the algorithm side. But now, if we can, you know, make it and connect it to a level that uh, it could be qualified as an AI, then we would definitely call that as an AI.
AI, is it hype or help?