Biomedicine in the age of AI: human and machine learning intertwined

The bedrock of the biomedical global ecosystem is its people and the potential of their collective human capital.

The majority of the healthcare workforce today are people who move atoms from one place to another. 

The essence of biomedicine is intensely physical. In the very heart of it lies the interaction of you, a human, with your own body, your physicians, caregivers, family, in the moments of care and decision making. 

What are the opportunities for machine intelligence to augment and empower the human one?

From education, research to managing large-scale healthcare systems: where are we heading next?

Welcome speech

• Martin Vetterli, president, EPFL

Podium speakers

• Gil Alterovitz, Chief AI Officer, U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs
• John Halamka, President, Mayo Clinic Platform
• Ashish Jha, Dean, Brown's School of Public Health, former White House COVID Coordinator
• Karin Kimbrough, Chief Economist, LinkedIn
• Victoria Lee, CEO and President, Fraser Health
• Shez Partovi, Chief Innovation and Strategy Officer, Philips
• Martin Vetterli, President, EPFL

Moderation

• Amy Bernstein, Editor, Harvard Business Review Magazine
• Miriam Donaldson, former Novartis executive
• Jennifer Pougnet, Head of Data Strategy, Roche

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