Day 2 Keynote
summary
A Bangalore startup uses thermography + machine learning to read thermal images, claiming tumor signals up to five years before mammography, radiation-free and reportedly as accurate as mammograms; pilots run in local hospitals and cloud processing centralizes analysis while technicians capture data. Google highlights inclusive design across products—camera color fixes for darker skin, YouTube Go offline-first and YouTube Kids for younger audiences—and warns that training data introduces selection, latent and interaction bias into ML systems.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Welcome and introduction
- 1:26Google's focus on diversity
- 3:07Niramai's health solution
- 6:55Google Launchpad accelerator
- 7:40Interview with Niramai CEO
- 13:16Introduction to inclusive design
- 17:39Real-world design examples
- 22:57Designing for specific users
- 27:15Expanding product accessibility
- 32:13Implementing inclusive design
- 37:04Fostering an inclusive culture
- 40:31Closing remarks
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