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Can Generative AI help us solve the world’s toughest medical challenges?

Researchers are using it to analyze fragmented, often incomplete global health data, mapping medical deserts in 72 countries and identifying populations that are overlooked by traditional systems. It’s helping unlock the potential of abandoned drugs by mining decades of biomedical literature and surfacing new treatment possibilities.

Generative AI also bridges the gap between structured hospital records and unstructured data like doctor’s notes and clinical reports, offering a fuller picture of each patient. That means doctors can better match patients to surgical teams, detect emerging disease patterns, and respond to health crises faster.

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Chapters
0:00:00 – Welcome and Opening Remarks
0:00:05 – Personal Background and Local Ties
0:01:19 – Historical Context of Automation
0:04:46 – What AI Is Enabling in Science
0:07:28 – How AI Affects Our Lives
0:16:31 – Acknowledgements and Thanks
0:18:03 – The Two Types of AI
0:26:18 – Privacy, Data, and Legal Considerations
0:46:05 – Medical AI: Warnings and Precautions
0:57:12 – Advocating for Yourself with AI
0:58:35 – Doctors and AI: The Human Element
1:01:44 – Questions About AI and the Future
1:10:34 – The Need for AI Literacy

Dr. John J. Sviokla is an executive fellow at Harvard Business School and cofounder of GAI Insights, a research, best practices, and executive education firm whose mission is to help organizations, communities, and individuals understand, and ethically derive value, from the power of GenAI and AI. Before GAI Insights, John helped grow PwC’s US advisory business from $1B to $3B while also serving as chief marketing officer and head of global thought leadership. Before that he was vice chairman at Diamond Technology Partners, a pioneering digital consultancy. He is an active author, frequent speaker, and board member. During his twelve years on the faculty of Harvard Business School, John pioneered the very first courses on AI and electronic commerce.

Luba Greenwood is a distinguished executive, investor, and company builder with over 20 years of experience in the healthcare and tech sectors. Luba has served as the chief executive officer and chair of the board of Kojin Therapeutics, a leader in ferroptosis. She currently serves as the managing partner of the Dana Farber Cancer Institute Venture Fund, Binney Street Capital (BSC), which she has founded. Ms. Greenwood has extensive board experience globally and serves on public and private boards across multiple industries, including healthcare and tech, and has successfully contributed to the growth and profitability of numerous organizations. With a strong understanding of board dynamics and corporate governance best practices, and as a former lawyer, she has also guided organizations through compliance, activist actions, and human resources challenges.

Dr. Joan LaRovere is associate chief medical officer for transformation and an attending physician in Cardiovascular Critical Care at Boston Children’s Hospital. Dr. LaRovere is cofounder and president of Virtue Foundation, an NGO with Special Consultative Status to the United Nations, where she is focused on a data-driven, evidence-based approach to development. The foundation aims to deliver quality healthcare to those in need while working to create an efficient marketplace for global healthcare delivery through machine learning and artificial intelligence. Dr. LaRovere has launched VFMatch, an innovative technology platform that intelligently matches healthcare needs with resources in 72 low- and lower-middle income countries. Dr. LaRovere is a healthcare operating partner with iSelect Fund, a venture firm investing in healthcare and agriculture.

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