Computer vision and machine learning power medical diagnostics

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Experts from Harvard Medical School, Facebook AI Research, Pearl, and LDV Capital discuss trends of computer vision and machine learning impact on medical diagnostics to revolutionize precision medicine.

Jayashree Kalpathy-Cramer, Researcher at Harvard Medical School & Massachusetts General Hospital, Kyle Stanley, Chief Clinical Officer at Pearl, and Nafissa Yakubova, a Visiting Researcher at Facebook AI Research, discussed how they are using computer vision and machine learning to revolutionize precision care. The conversation was moderated by Abigail Hunter-Syed, a Former Partner at LDV Capital. (Note: After five years with LDV Capital, Abby decided to leave LDV to take a corporate role with fewer responsibilities that will allow her to have more time to focus on her young kids during these crazy times.)

A panel discussion on AI powering diagnostics at LDV Vision Summit in 2019 © Robert Wright

A panel discussion on AI powering diagnostics at LDV Vision Summit in 2019 © Robert Wright

Learn about the latest advances in visual technologies and the role of artificial intelligence in medical diagnostics in our LDV Insights on Healthcare.

At LDV Capital, we invest in people building visual technology businesses. At our annual LDV Vision Summit – a premier global gathering for leading researchers, startups, execs, marketers, and investors – we discuss cutting-edge visual technologies to understand what's important today while looking ahead to future developments and most prominent opportunities to disrupt markets tomorrow.

Keynotes, panel discussions and fireside chats that you may hear at any of our Vision Events not only stay relevant for years to come but also often become I-told-you-so moments and today’s topic is no different.

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