Entrepreneur, CEO, And Co-Founder of Hippocratic AI

Hippocratic AI CEO Munjal Shah To Speak on Generative AI in Health Care at 3rd Annual West Coast Digital Health Care Innovation Summit

Munjal Shah, CEO of Hippocratic AI, will present on the transformative role of generative AI in healthcare at the upcoming West Coast Digital Healthcare Innovation Summit in La Jolla, California. Since co-founding Hippocratic AI in 2022, Shah has focused on developing a safety-centric large language model for non-diagnostic applications, such as patient education and chronic care management. His goal is to address the healthcare workforce shortage and improve access to quality care through “super-staffing” with AI. The summit will serve as a platform for Shah to discuss AI’s integration into healthcare, covering topics like ethical considerations, safety, and equity in access.

The summit’s agenda also includes discussions on commercial contracts, digital health financing trends, regulatory impacts during election years, and the transformation of clinical trials via digital health technologies. Other focal points are the evolution of value-based care, healthtech-fintech intersections for patient affordability, and incentivizing healthy behaviors. The event will conclude with the 2024 Digital Healthcare Innovator Award presentation. Hippocratic AI, backed by investors like General Catalyst and Andreessen Horowitz, aims to make a significant global impact with its safe Health General Intelligence (HGI) technology.

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MUNJAL SHAH’S AUDACIOUS BET ON THE FUTURE OF HEALTHCARE AI

As co-founder and CEO of Hippocratic AI, Munjal Shah is developing artificial intelligence that he believes could fundamentally reshape how medical care is delivered. His company’s generative AI large language models, purpose-built for healthcare, aim to take on countless routine tasks. Those tasks are currently performed by healthcare providers, everything from preoperative instructions to chronic disease management check-ins.

“What if instead of doing a co-pilot model, we do autopilot?” Shah posits, contrasting his vision with AI tools designed merely to assist human clinicians. “What if we build fully automated AIs that call people on the phone and talk to them? Imagine an AI that can do nondiagnostic, low-risk tasks like preoperative calls and medication reminders?”

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