HeHealth

AGI in 2025? None other than OpenAI founder Sam casually mentioned that. One of the biggest challenges on the road to AGI is its definition. People keep moving the goalposts, and not everyone agrees on a single definition. My personal take is that we’ll have GPT-5 or Orion in early 2025, and O2 late 2025. Combined, these advancements could bring us to AGI in 2025.

Same mistake, again and again: if you think you can build world-class healthcare AI without knowing anything about healthcare systems or medicine, YOU ARE WRONG. We've seen tech bros and their companies try to disrupt healthcare multiple times, only to fail. The clear reason? Lack of context. Healthcare systems and information are incredibly complex. Believe me, I'm all for moving fast and breaking things (with ZERO patient harm), but too many people still think they don't need any healthcare knowledge to create solutions for it. As a physician and tech startup founder, we’ve succeeded because we deeply understood the system, enough to find where disruption could actually work. If you’re truly motivated to make a difference in healthcare, you’d already be showing that in action. So please, if you're working on healthcare AI, bring people with real healthcare experience close to the project. OpenAI, let's do better! Dr Terence Tan | Graham Walker, MD | Dr Sithira A. | Salomi Arasaratnam | Mei-Ling Lu | Michal S.

A robot played the cello alongside the Malmo Symphony Orchestra in southern Sweden last week, marking the first time a robotic cellist performed with a full symphony orchestra, according to composer Jacob Muhlrad. and people say AI is just summarizing emails so dont worry it wont take your job. haha look at the skill level of the robot world is changing and the rate is too fast for many

What a awesome session and what a turnout from all the emergency doctors grim Singapore and APAC. Thanks John Dayton, MD, MBA for this see below the details and slides

Our minds will struggle to figure out what is real and what is not. It's a crazy time with AI impacting every aspect of life, and there will be a lot of chaos

Remember everyone, SEMS AI in Emergency Medicine session is tomorrow. below is the link :) US Time Date 6th November 2024 Time 9PM PST Singapore Time Date 7th November 2024 Time 1PM SGT Here is the Meeting link  https://lnkd.in/gU797t_P

I hate politics, but as an innovator, I'm curious to see how this will turn out.

Are you a doctor or medical student in Sri Lanka interested in learning about the big buzz around AI? We want to get to know you and work with you! Project AIM—AI in Medicine—is here for you. I’m leading a small interest group in collaboration with the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Colombo to drive this initiative. With the guidance of Dean Prof. Vajira, we’re eager to hear from doctors like you about your perspectives on AI in medicine. We’d love to know your concerns, what you want to learn to excel in this field, and any other questions or issues you have. Please use the link or scan the QR code to join the WhatsApp group, and stay tuned for an upcoming in-person meetup session. https://lnkd.in/gjvDpGQU Come and join us! Dr Sithira A. | Indika Karunathilake | Vajira Dissanayake #AIM #srilankan #UOC #UCFM #medicine

SEMS AI and Medicine Educational Series: We, at the Society of Emergency Medicine in Singapore (SEMS), are proud to present the first episode of our educational series on AI in Medicine. This session will be delivered by Dr. John Dayton, MD, MBA, an emergency physician with Intermountain Health, Assistant Professor at Stanford, and investor at Frame VC. Dr. Dayton was the inaugural Design and Innovation Fellow in Stanford's Department of Emergency Medicine and also completed a fellowship with the Byers Center for Biodesign. During his fellowship, he co-founded the EM Partnership Program (STEPP) and led the team's publication with BMJ Innovations. He also directed two Stanford Innovation Symposium (StEMI X) pitch events and led an American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) hackathon. This is an open session, and all interested participants are welcome to join. Date: November 7, 2024 Time: 1:00 PM Singapore Time Here is the Meeting link https://lnkd.in/gU797t_P any further details can reached to me :)) #emergencymedicine #ai #education #sems #asem

Nature Portfolio Scientific Reports: Disease Classification Model Using 100% Synthetic Data with an AUC of 99% — Too Good to Be True? When we first introduced this method, the world called it “snake oil.” Still skeptical? Read on. Imagine building a disease classification model entirely without real patient data, while preserving complete privacy. At HeHealth, we deal with some of the most sensitive health topics, so privacy is paramount. Because we truly care, we innovate aggressively to solve this problem. Starting with just 10 guide images, we create a comprehensive clinical dataset, controlling for disease variations, lighting conditions, skin tones, and more, resulting in high-quality data with minimal bias. One of the biggest questions we faced from ML community was concerns about overfitting. Read on to see how we completely avoided it, even having to provide secondary validation to reviewers before our results were accepted—no easy feat! At HeHealth, we genuinely care about our users, and we show it through our actions. A big thank you to my Harvard team Dr. Lao-Tzu Allan-Blitz, for working tirelessly to achieve this milestone! and my our advisors Prof Klausner and Prof Rietmeijer. Thanks Janitha Prathapa and Dr Sithira A. for awesome work internally. Here is the link to the paper https://lnkd.in/gH7z2-V3 Mei-Ling Lu | Michal S. | Dr Sithira A. | Janitha Prathapa | Salomi Arasaratnam | Thanveer Ahamed | Dinuka Wijesundara | Prarththanan Sothyrajah | Mona Lisa Siriwardena | Dulani Jagoda | Somesh Gupta | Rayner Kay Jin Tan | Kelvin S. L. Chan, Ph.D. | Daniel He | Raghav Tirupathi MD FACP FRCP(Lon) FIDSA | Dr Terence Tan | Amy Pearlman #hehealth #syntheticdata #naturejournal #scientificreports #AI #diseaseclasification