Bringing AI and machine learning innovations to healthcare (Google I/O '18)

Could machine learning give new insights into diseases, widen access to healthcare, and even lead to new scientific discoveries? Already we can see how machine learning can increase the accuracy of diagnoses from medical imaging, and may be able to predict a patients risk of disease. This Keynote Session includes short talks by Lily Peng of Google Brain and Jessica Mega of Verily (Alphabet) about how they are bringing technological innovations in AI and machine learning to healthcare.
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[@k.b.9716]

Second time watching it. “You can train very algorithm without explicitly writing rules...leading to new discoveries.” The significance is far beyond prediction. Moving and freeing our society from the Paper Age. (e.g., the patients can be the center of their decision by activating the comprehensive data and unlock learning and healing power.) Thank you!

[@chrislsanders]

Really like Verily's ambitious goals for its clinical programs. Data is key here in moving people to action in making informed decisions about their health and moving them to action. It'll be interesting as we start getting this "under the hood" glimpse of what's happening in our own bodies and how the seemingly insignificant decisions we make every day are impacting our biology in the long-run!

[@euroger123]

There's a huge insect walking on the panel at 19:09....... scary........

[@mahendarkagithala3946]

How can I get these PowerPoint presentation slides? Please suggest

[@SergioArroyoSailing]

I wonder what are the "other approaches" she is referring to in her slide @1:40

[@drdarrylglover]

Wow, Google. Fantastic work. As an optometrist, I am excited to learn more.

[@johndoe1909]

Great talk, keep up the Good work!

[@ProfessionalTycoons]

very interesting!

[@JohirulIslam-lm2vz]

Very excellent in deed!

[@varunreddy1704]

thanks completed my assignment!!

[@fgfanta]

Google employees who do their job, instead of political and ideological activism, can produce truly sensational results.

[@santiagosanchez2704]

Why don't you run a sugar tests in india, in regular primary healthcare settings under regular screenings, and treat diabetes before DR appears? It's not a problem of shortagr in eye doctors then, but a problem of diabetic screening!

[@charlesludwig8672]

Diabetes is genetic and via lifestyle, it's really hard to prevent

[@Kcarty]

T1D is genetic whereas T2D is completely lifestyle driven. India has seen a large increase in T2D due to western diet influences.

[@tomridey8768]

Are robots going to takeover doctors in the near future?

[@guardtank4877]

Yes. Give it 10 years

[@jackyjack9660]

@@guardtank4877 no😂

[@boiledfrog5739]

no,they gonna take my jobs! wait for me pls

[@rameshmathad]

How far women are intelligent in these topics....??

[@okayokay1979]

Ramesh Mathad 😂😂🤣🤣🤫

[@santiagosanchez2704]

Ramesh Mathad Lilly peng is both an engineer, an MD and product manager at google. She is probably more intelligent than you, me, or even most of the people who read this lines (no offence :)). Sex does not always have to do with what you can do.

[@sorcererstone3303]

Well said.

[@ElonsXiProtocolCadet]

None far.

[@logicfacts9964]

obviously women are not enough intelligent in this area if all that they can do as response to your question is to attack it with dislikes and put it at bottom of comments