An interview with Dr. Kourosh Saeb-Parsy, Chief Medical Officer at Oxford Immune Algorithmics Ltd. MD & PhD in Neurosciences (Cambridge)

We spoke to Dr. Kourosh Saeb-Parsy is Chief Medical Officer at Oxford Immune Algorithmics Ltd. MD & PhD in Neurosciences (Cambridge). 

Kourosh, what excites you most about the application of AI in healthcare?

The opportunity to democratise healthcare and make a global impact in alleviating disease and suffering

What’s your biggest fear about the application of AI in health/medicine?

Failure to achieve full potential through a combination of application that are not validated, exploitation and unregulated use.

How do you think AI will make its biggest mark in healthcare in the next 5 years? 10 years? 20 years?

Enable assembling of large metadata sets to identify important biological signals.

How do you think AI will change human contact in healthcare?

Gathering, assembling and analysing of information.

What does AI mean for the skill requirements of health professionals? How will it change?:

Retraining, de-deployment and re-focus on new and more 'human' tasks.

Which 2 people do you admire most in the world of AI in terms of their work?

Babylon and DeepMind

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