AI pioneer Andrew Ng's fund has made its first investment in India's healthcare sector by backing Jivi, an AI-driven firm. This marks a significant step in leveraging advanced technology to improve healthcare outcomes in the country.
AiHealthcareInvestmentAndrew NgJiviReal Estate NewsOct 08, 2024
Andrew Ng is a leading AI expert and co-founder of Google Brain. His AI Fund, launched in 2017, invests in and supports early-stage startups developing innovative AI solutions.
Jivi is an AI-driven healthcare company based in India that develops technologies to improve diagnostics, patient care, and operational efficiency in hospitals.
AI can improve healthcare by enhancing diagnostics, personalizing treatment, increasing operational efficiency, reducing costs, and improving access to care, especially in underserved areas.
Jivi plans to invest in research and development to enhance its AI technologies, explore new applications, and partner with more hospitals and healthcare providers to expand its reach.
The investment is significant as it brings advanced AI solutions to address challenges such as a shortage of skilled medical professionals and inefficient healthcare systems, ultimately improving healthcare outcomes in India.
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