Episode 14 - Building AI for better healthcare

Bullish:

• $OPENAI - OpenAI is seeing massive adoption in healthcare with 40 million daily health queries and is building comprehensive healthcare AI infrastructure with strong moats through physician-trained models and partnerships.

  • “900,000,000 people now use ChatGPT per week. And if you look at how many are doing health related queries, it's about one in four So in a given that's forty million people per day.”

    Nate·5:21

  • “I think the most amazing thing to see for me in the last year has been the rate of adoption of health, actually even beyond the ChatuchPutty Health product before we announced the ChatuchPutty Health product. It's been one of our fastest growing use cases, this kind of health and wellness questions, and we shared that hundreds of millions of people a week are starting to use ChatGPT for health and wellness.”

    Karan·26:54

  • “OpenAI has the type of technology that can do that at scale for the entire ecosystem all at once, help patients, help healthcare professionals and help incredible entrepreneurs who are building for all of the corners and edge cases and tough challenges that exist in each area of the health market.”

    Nate·4:38

  • “to my knowledge, OpenAI's models are the only major models where every phase of model training from pre training to mid training to post training and every step in between really integrates health into every major stage.”

    Karan·10:59
• $AIMODELS - AI models in healthcare are reaching an inflection point where they provide protective effects and are becoming indispensable for clinicians, with significant cost reductions enabling wider access.

  • “The drop in cost intelligence has been super exciting here because so much of what we think about and care about here is actually about access. And so the more people have access to technology, the more people will benefit.”

    Karan·14:39

  • “I just reached the point where when I'm biking an extra Waymo, I actually feel safer than if I was biking an extra human driver, right? I don't worry about whether I'm in their blind spot or not or anything like this, so I feel this protective effect by being next to the swaymo, and I want everybody to have this protective effect, right? I want everybody to have this protective effect with Health AI.”

    Karan·16:03

  • “They actually felt that it was dangerous to have a group of clinicians not using the AI. And so that's the point at which I was like, wow, we have done something major here.”

    Karan·29:37

  • “we're starting to see discoveries of medications that have been sitting on a shelf that all of a sudden AI has found ways for them to have meaningful and direct value in patient lives.”

    Nate·28:05