Artificial Intelligence, Data Analytics and Machine Learning have proven their value in the fight against COVID-19, but also have the potential to transform healthcare from a reactive, episodic system to a holistic, proactive one. However, lack of investment in secure interoperable data infrastructures is starving these technologies of the Big Data on which they depend.
During the Consumer Technology Association’s upcoming virtual CES Unveiled Conference on October 15, 2020, Jeroen Tas, Philips Chief Innovation & Strategy Officer, and Paul Stoffels, CSO at Johnson & Johnson, will give examples of how federated data networks and AI have provided valuable insights into real-world COVID-19 data, leading to the rapid deployment of evidence-based behavioral and clinical protocols with short feedback loops. They will then discuss how these technologies could be used to create future health systems that not only protect people when they get ill, but also empower them to take better care of their health throughout life. Jeroen and Paul will also touch on the power of AI and Machine Learning to accelerate medical research and run large-scale clinical trials in areas such as vaccine development.
Watch the event live at 2:50pm CET on October 15 on the CES Unveiled Conference: ‘Tech Solutions for Global Challenges’ platform (registration required).
Philips Global Press Office
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January 12, 2021
November 29, 2020
