Cathie Wood, the founder, CEO, and CIO of Ark Invest, underscored the application of artificial intelligence in the healthcare sector by sharing new research by Mass General Brigham, citing the discovery of cancer survival using facial photograph analysis.

What Happened: Wood reiterated her earlier point on the “profound application” of AI in the healthcare industry, comparing it to the implementation of the same in autonomous vehicles and humanoid robots.

She quoted Dr. Peter H. Diamandis, the founder of Abundance360 and XPRIZE, who highlighted Mass General Brigham research.

According to the researchers at Mass General Brigham, AI was not only able to estimate a person’s biological age, but also improve cancer survival outcomes predictions by just analyzing a facial photograph.

Thus, this marked another small milestone in using AI within the healthcare industry.

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Cathie Wood, the founder, CEO, and CIO of Ark Invest, underscored the application of artificial intelligence in the healthcare sector by sharing new research by Mass General Brigham, citing the discovery of cancer survival using facial photograph analysis.

What Happened: Wood reiterated her earlier point on the “profound application” of AI in the healthcare industry, comparing it to the implementation of the same in autonomous vehicles and humanoid robots.

She quoted Dr. Peter H. Diamandis, the founder of Abundance360 and XPRIZE, who highlighted Mass General Brigham research.

According to the researchers at Mass General Brigham, AI was not only able to estimate a person’s biological age, but also improve cancer survival outcomes predictions by just analyzing a facial photograph.

Thus, this marked another small milestone in using AI within the healthcare industry.

Full story available on Benzinga.com

 Cathie Wood, the founder, CEO, and CIO of Ark Invest, underscored the application of artificial intelligence in the healthcare sector by sharing new research by Mass General Brigham, citing the discovery of cancer survival using facial photograph analysis.
What Happened: Wood reiterated her earlier point on the “profound application” of AI in the healthcare industry, comparing it to the implementation of the same in autonomous vehicles and humanoid robots.
She quoted Dr. Peter H. Diamandis, the founder of Abundance360 and XPRIZE, who highlighted Mass General Brigham research.
According to the researchers at Mass General Brigham, AI was not only able to estimate a person’s biological age, but also improve cancer survival outcomes predictions by just analyzing a facial photograph.
Thus, this marked another small milestone in using AI within the healthcare industry.

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