The world’s leading AI in medicine summit, Intelligent Health, has announced its debut in Montréal at World Summit AI Americas in partnership with SAIIL. 

SAIIL, the Surgical Artificial Intelligence and Innovation Laboratory in the Department of Surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital focuses on the use of artificial intelligence to reimagine the way surgery is performed.

World Summit AI Americas, the world's leading AI summit for the Americas, is thrilled to welcome Intelligent Health and SAIIL as Content Partner for Day 2 of the Intelligent Health Track on 20^th April, which will be editorially curated by Ozanan Meireles, Surgeon at Massachusetts General Hospital; Director MGH Surgical Artificial Intelligence and Innovation Laboratory (SAIIL); Assistant Professor of Surgery, Harvard Medical School, a globally-renowned expert in this sector.

The world's leading AI in medicine summit, Intelligent Health, will return to Basel, Switzerland on the 13th and 14th September 2023 - bigger, bolder, and better than ever - with 4 tracks of content covering all the hottest topics in AI and healthcare, 140+ global AI health brains as speakers, and 50+ industry leading exhibitors.

We are pleased to have The Novartis Foundation returning as Headline Partner for the fifth consecutive year.

Keeping up to date with the latest knowledge, skills and technological changes in the operating room can be a tough challenge. With limited time for further training, perioperative practitioners are often dependent on each other, while medical technologies continue to advance at a rapid pace.

Join Intelligent Health on Wednesday 3rd June at 1pm BST as we reveal the 5th episode of our Going Viral webinar series. Key experts will share insights on the priority health needs, where AI-driven solutions can assist low and middle-income countries in the fight against COVID-19.

Coronavirus Disease 2019 has spread rapidly around the world with devastating consequences on patients, healthcare workers, health systems, and economies. Those who live and work in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) held their collective breath as the single red dot on the world map morphed into red dots in almost every country in the world.

The past 12 weeks have seen a rapid increase in discussions around how patients are adapting to technology driven healthcare. The up-scaling and accelerated adoption of new technologies has been a challenge for global clinicians, but how do patients feel? And of course HOW can we predict and prevent future viruses and pandemics?

The issue of ethics around AI and patient data isn’t new, but COVID-19 has even more voices asking the same questions – is this technology ethical? Am I using the right levels of consent? What is the impact and potential harm of capturing, processing and storing this information?

We spoke to Tuomas Kannas, Co-Founder and Senior Vice President at TrueMed. Tuomas gave us his thoughts on AI in medicine ahead of his presentation at Intelligent Health Inspired (25 – 27 May 2020), the world's largest online summit dedicated to AI in medicine.

Q: What excites you most about the application of AI in healthcare?

Interdisciplinary possibilities, better health results, faster diagnostic outputs.