Healthcare Evolution: data, AI tools & Patient Trust

This session is limited to 25 attendees. Everyone is welcome. No sales pitches. No attendee recordings allowed.

transform this Weekly 'Community Connect' are a drop-in open, global and innovative space for everyone. We meet to discuss disruptive technologies in various industries and their impact to responsible innovation and sustainability. We do not share or sell data and any other information you share before or during the Weekly Community Connect sessions.  Our detailed terms and conditions are available here: https://www.goemerald.ca/terms

Workshop Overview:

This community drop-in is an open conversation about how the use of AI based tools for healthcare would impact IRL human patients. There have been multiple advents in the AI focused healthcare tools recently. 

Let's meet and discuss: 

1. What types of AI tools do you currently use for health and habits monitoring, or to enable good health - why do you trust these tools?
2. If your doctor was an AI being, would you trust their diagnosis?
3. What if your nurse was an robotics + AI enabled being, would you trust them with your well being? 
4. If your psychiatrist was an AI being, would you trust them with details of your personal life + trust their diagnosis? News Reference: https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2023/01/19/1147081115/therapy-by-chatbot-the-promise-and-challenges-in-using-ai-for-mental-health

Workshop Host:

• Gunjan Syal - Founder and CEO at GoEmerald. Gunjan innovates businesses and ecosystems in a way that the results are visible, measurable and repeatable. She enables innovation at an enterprise level by merging business, technology and data. She has led innovation initiatives for businesses in 9+ industries.  Gunjan is a globally celebrated workshop host. When she is not obsessing about data-driven innovation or her plants, she is stalking  JWST and Artemis program. 

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