Entrepreneur, CEO, And Co-Founder of Hippocratic AI

Munjal Shah’s Hippocratic AI Partners with Nvidia to Build More Empathetic Healthcare LLMs

Hippocratic AI, led by CEO Munjal Shah, has partnered with Nvidia to develop conversational AI healthcare agents with enhanced response times. The collaboration aims to integrate super-low-latency response capabilities into Hippocratic AI’s large language models (LLMs) to make interactions more conversational and empathetic. By leveraging Nvidia’s advanced technology stack, including LLM inference, speech synthesis, and voice recognition software, the company seeks to improve the speed of AI responses, which is crucial for patient interactions. User tests have demonstrated that reducing response times significantly enhances patients’ emotional engagement with AI agents, with notable improvements in perceived empathy and comfort levels.

The partnership also focuses on ensuring the safety and reliability of AI healthcare agents. Hippocratic AI has conducted tests showing its LLMs’ superior performance in critical safety tasks compared to other LLMs and human healthcare workers. The collaboration utilizes Nvidia’s low-inference stack, H100 Tensor Core GPUs, and NIM microservices to support the development and deployment of AI agents. Hippocratic AI aims to address healthcare industry challenges, such as staffing shortages and access to quality care, while improving patient outcomes. The initiative highlights the potential of voice-based digital agents powered by generative AI to transform healthcare by providing human-like interactions.

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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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