You may have heard the expression, “software is eating the world”. It was coined by Marc Andreessen in a famous Wall Street Journal Op-Ed in 2011. What Marc meant was that software and Internet services are becoming dominant and even critical in every single industry, not just IT.
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Did you know that WellAI’s digital health assistant beat the competition and won the ‘Most Innovative Use of AI’ award at the latest Healthcare Analytics Summit?
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At WellAI, we are fortunate to have some of the original blockchain mathematicians. That’s something we are very proud of.
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We’d like to talk about data privacy, how WellAI is applying Number Theory and non-Euclidean geometry, and why they are so important in medicine.
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One of WellAI’s founders was trying to change his PCP a few weeks ago. He was finally fed up that
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Did you know that genome researchers use the latest computer science and machine learning to discover the information content (i.e.
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In the latest short video, Daniel Satchkov, head of machine learning at WellAI, articulates why some DNA sequencing methods may have had the wrong premise, why a cure for cancer through genome research is not as close as we thought, and why machine learning is a critical part of this research.
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In our ongoing educational series on data science and digital health, Daniel Satchkov, head of machine learning at WellAI, explains why General Adversarial Networks (GANs) are so important in genome research and in the way we treat diseases, including cancer.
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COVID research remains topical, 17 months after WellAI scientists invented a new analytical tool to fight COVID-19. At an annual IFCC conference, WellAI data scientists Sergei and Daniel talk about the “secret sauce” and describe the innovative ideas and research that went into the development of this tool. We are sharing this video for the first time.
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In this 4-minute video Daniel Satchkov, machine learning lead at WellAI, talks about Curse of Dimensionality in genome research.
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