Interview with Vladimir Brusic
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Describes rapid adoption of wearables and cheap Internet of Things sensors for continuous health measurement but stresses that the key problem is implementation: decision quality, measurement accuracy and liability. Lists concrete stakeholders—patients, clinicians, hospitals, regulators, device makers, service providers—and the need for stakeholder harmonization across clinical trust, timely clean data and legal responsibilities. Claims early detection and lifestyle interventions using these systems can add 10 years of healthy life and cut expensive late-stage care.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:16How quickly do you see AI breaking into the medical field and how quickly will the implementation be?
- 1:47What are some of the other challenges that you see going forward in this area?
- 3:55What excites you the most about the future of AI in health and also AI in general?
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