WellAI’s NLP algorithm beats competition in digital triage
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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2-year anniversary of WellAI’s first COVID study
On this day exactly two years ago, amid the COVID pandemic, WellAI scientists, together with world-renowned medical researchers, published the very first survey paper on AI tools and technologies to fight COVID-19: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32549878/
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Medical practices that don’t adopt AI will be left behind
Ramin Rafie, M.D. did a brilliant overview of the state of AI in medicine at a recent international conference, including advances and challenges
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Google’s DeepMind made a breakthrough with its ‘Gato’ model. It still ain’t even close to a human brain.
Whew… The Armageddon is averted. The reports of the death of humankind are greatly exaggerated. For now…
Let’s get to the story and offer our take.
Is Your Health Data Model a Fortress or a Butterfly?
There are two ways your health data could be stored: as a fortress or as butterflies.
Here is an interesting part. You don’t want your data to be in a fortress. You want it to be a group of butterflies.
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2-year anniversary of WellAI’s machine learning tool to fight COVID-19
It’s hard to believe it’s been two years since we built our very first machine learning tool – WellAI’s COVID-19
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WellAI on the Famous Man & Machine Podcast
If you’ve been following us, you know how passionate we are about mathematical models and applications of data science in healthcare. You must then listen to this brand-new episode of Man & Machine hosted by a well-known family physician and AI enthusiast Dr. Ean Bett.
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Blockchain 101: A Blockchain Is Like A Beautiful One-of-a-Kind Salad
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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Our 7 Rules of Running a Successful Startup. Some May Surprise You.
In the book “I’m Feeling Lucky: The Confessions of Google Employee Number 59”, Douglas Edwards shares that Google founders were so fed up with business development people advising them “by the book”, they procrastinated having any business people in the building who didn’t understand the 100x power of their technology and couldn’t code.
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How We Use Number Theory and Non-Euclidean Geometry In Medicine
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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