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    What does the AI revolution mean for our future?

    The AI revolution offers immense potential, demanding proactive, responsible approaches to shape a future of opportunities and challenges.

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    What does the AI revolution mean for our future?

    The AI revolution marks a pivotal shift in our future, impacting technology, economy, healthcare, and education. In technology, AI advances bring efficiency but also raise concerns about privacy. Economically, job landscapes transform with automation, necessitating workforce reskilling. Healthcare benefits from AI in diagnostics but poses ethical questions about data privacy. AI-driven personalized learning transforms education, yet challenges surface in content shaping and equity. Governance and policy become critical to balancing innovation and regulation, addressing issues of bias and concentration of power. The AI revolution offers immense potential, demanding proactive, responsible approaches to shape a future of opportunities and challenges.

    We had a roundtable discussion on the topic with a set of experienced and distinguished leaders in the industry. The session was moderated by Kashyap Raibagi, Associate Director - Growth at AIM along with panelists Suresh Martha, Head of Data Driven Innovation & Analytics at EMD Serono, Inc., Inderpreet Kambo, Principal (Partner), Commercial Technology & Analytics at IQVIA, Kiran Kanetkar, Vice President - Enterprise Technology, Data and Analytics at Pendulum Therapeutics and Joe Kleinhenz.

    The Evolution's Impact on a Technologist's Perspective

    So prior to being in the healthcare space, I was working in the finance industry. So back in about 2010 or 2011 back in those days more time was spent on data analytics and less on AI at least for the companies I worked for. But that has changed across the time. Starting 2015 or 14 we started adapting AI in our regular analytics as well. So that's when I started with the pharmaceutical company. The first thing we designed for AI is trying to find out the look alike customers.

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