✨ This week at the Novartis Pavilion in Basel, I had the pleasure of attending 'Next in health series – Charting the future of life sciences with AI, quantum and beyond', hosted by DayOne - Healthcare Innovation .
The discussion, led by expert panelists Iris Grewe, Alexandra Beckstein, Leslie Anne Fendt and Matthias Roeser, delved into the exciting realms of quantum technology and AI in healthcare.
The panel chose to spark a dialogue with thought-provoking questions rather than offer conclusive statements:
🚀 While quantum sensing is revolutionizing MRI diagnostics through increased sensitivity and precision of instruments, quantum computing holds a promise of exponential scaling through Q-bits. Though its control remains a thrilling challenge. In healthcare, AI’s omnipresence raises critical questions of focus and viability. Are we innovating for value, or veering towards a valuation hype?
🔍 AI’s influence extends beyond the expected, with its role in advancing drug development and enhancing pharmaceutical efficiency suggesting a surprising shift in the employment spectrum. Could it be that AI will more likely transform jobs necessitating advanced degrees rather than those with fewer qualifications?
💡 An insightful reflection from the panel struck a chord with me: the essence of innovation and entrepreneurship remains unaltered amidst technological advancements. It's a reminder to ground our pursuits in the fundamentals of management, consider the ethical implications, and to question the status quo.
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🗣️ What's your take on the evolving interplay between AI, jobs, and education in the life sciences sector?
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🚀 Here is a sneak peek of our last Open Mic: Next in health series hosted by DayOne - Healthcare Innovation and the Switzerland Innovation Park Basel Area.
Slide below to see some impressions of the event and find here our main takeaways:
✔ Education and workforce preparedness are critical factors for Quantum technology.
✔ AI applications are revolutionizing the pharma supply chain, prompting us to ponder not just what can be done, but what should be done.
✔ As we accelerate technology at an unprecedented pace, sustainability and ethical considerations must be at the forefront of our discussions.
✔ Geographical differences highlight diverse approaches, with the US excelling in hardware and Europe focusing on software applications.
✔ Regulation is crucial to foster innovation while ensuring safety and efficacy.
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Many thanks to everyone who joined and to our expert speakers:
Iris Grewe, Partner, Regional Leader DACH at BearingPoint
Alexandra Beckstein, CEO and Co-Founder, QAI Ventures
Matthias Roeser, Partner, Global Leader Technology, BearingPoint
Leslie Anne Fendt, Global program lead in digital health, Roche
📢 Many thanks to our partners BearingPoint and Novartis for sponsoring the event!
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Good Luck 🏆