Hippocratic AI, a pioneer in generative artificial intelligence for healthcare, is set to demonstrate its nondiagnostic large language model at the Commonwealth Club of California on February 12, 2024. This event aims to address the critical staffing shortages in the healthcare sector by showcasing an AI model that provides services like chronic care management and patient navigation. Co-founded by Munjal Shah in 2022, Hippocratic AI is focused on “super-staffing,” a concept where scalable AI solutions improve healthcare access and equity. The demonstration will involve a live interaction between Shah and a “digital nurse assistant,” offering insights into how AI can transform patient care. The event will also host a discussion featuring Shah, Stephen Klasko, M.D., and moderated by Robert Lee Kilpatrick, Ph.D.
Hippocratic AI is supported by investors General Catalyst and Andreessen Horowitz and aims to deliver the safest Health General Intelligence to enhance global healthcare outcomes. Founded by experts from prominent institutions like El Camino Health, Johns Hopkins, and Stanford, the company has raised $67 million in funding. The Commonwealth Club of California, the venue for the demonstration, is the largest public affairs forum in the U.S., hosting over 450 events annually on diverse topics. The upcoming event will be open to healthcare professionals, tech enthusiasts, and the general public, offering both in-person and online participation options. Pre-registration is required to access the livestream of this transformative event.
