EPISODE · Jul 11, 2023 · 49 MIN
Designing for Health: Manish Patel, MD | CEO, Jiva.ai | AI, healthcare, and communicating complex ideas to a wide audience
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CEO of Jiva.ai Dr. Manish Patel sits down with Nordic Head of Thought Leadership Dr. Jerome Pagani and Chief Medical Officer Dr. Craig Joseph to talk about AI, the founding of Jiva.ai, and how AI can and will revolutionize the healthcare industry. They also discuss communicating complex ideas to the average user, making AI accessible and trustworthy to clinicians and other health professionals, and how AI can bridge the gaps in life sciences.Show Notes:[00:00] Intros[01:34] Dr. Patel’s background[04:19] Starting Jiva.ai[06:23] Representing technical things to “normal” people[10:30] Working with designers as a go between[12:50] Reconciling the goals of the manager, the developer, the designer, and the user[17:45] Canva vs. Photoshop[20:44] Designing for different levels of the same system[23:19] How AI models will be developed in the future[26:07] Where healthcare is heading in respects to AI[30:36] How we will interact with AI in the future[33:00] Using AI to put tools in people’s hands[39:04] Over-alerting and alert fatigue in the NICU[43:56] Things so well designed, they bring Dr. Patel joyFor a full transcript, click here.
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CEO of Jiva.ai Dr. Manish Patel sits down with Nordic Head of Thought Leadership Dr. Jerome Pagani and Chief Medical Officer Dr. Craig Joseph to talk about AI, the founding of Jiva.ai, and how AI can and will revolutionize the healthcare industry. They also discuss communicating complex ideas to the average user, making AI accessible and trustworthy to clinicians and other health professionals, and how AI can bridge the gaps in life sciences.
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