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S2E8 - Digital twins and misinformation: AI as a health compass
Certified copy: digital twin and medical truth to save lives
What if your doctor could only see 100 pieces of a puzzle that has 285,000 pieces?
In this episode, we discover that in Quebec, launching a clinical research project can take up to three years... whereas in Abu Dhabi, the same process takes three months, and the Emirati government has literally rewritten its legislation to welcome a Quebec startup.
Louis-Philippe Noël, president of BioTwin, explains how a few drops of blood are enough to create a digital twin capable of simulating cancer treatments before they are even administered to a patient—a technology that could have saved 88% of women with ovarian cancer from unnecessary and painful treatments.
Lina Forcier, CEO of Factually Health, reveals that at one point, 40% of ChatGPT's training data came from Reddit, making it the equivalent of an unverified forum for health information.
This episode redefines what it means to "innovate in healthcare" when the biggest obstacle is not science, but the system.
S2E7 - AI in healthcare: liberator or impostor?
What if AI made doctors... more human?
This is one of the fascinating paradoxes explored in this episode: Dr. Samuel Gareau Lajoie, a family physician and co-founder of Vetted Medical, reveals that before AI, he spent his consultations with his back turned to his patients, his eyes glued to his keyboard, and that it is precisely technology that has given him back eye contact, allowing him to detect signs he would have missed in the past, such as clues to domestic violence.
Laurent Tillement, Director of AI and Health Partnerships at Mila, provides insight from a research perspective to distinguish useful innovation from "technology for technology's sake." This episode completely overturns the commonly held belief that AI dehumanizes medicine.
S2E3 Faster, more accurate treatment: AI at the heart of medical research
What if the biggest obstacle to recovery wasn't the disease itself, but the time it takes to diagnose it? In this fascinating episode, Mohamed M. Diallo (founder of Bioeureka) reveals how his AI transforms days of incubation into analyses of less than 24 hours by simply "looking" at bacteria under a microscope, but not without first learning not to confuse a pathogen with, say, a green shoe.
S1E3 - AI in Healthcare: From Cowboys to Guardrails
In this episode, we explore how AI is transforming the healthcare sector, navigating between the innovative boldness of Silicon Valley and the necessary caution of an inclusive healthcare system. Whether it's optimizing care processes, accelerating research into rare diseases, or discussing the impact of AI on employment, we dive deep into the challenges and opportunities of this revolution.
S1E1 - When AI Listens: From Infant Cry to Machine Vibrations
In this episode, we explore how AI is transforming sound analysis, whether it's recognizing an infant's cries to detect neurological disorders, or monitoring the vibrations of industrial machinery to prevent breakdowns.
With Florent Voumard from Ubenwa and Yun Yao from Soralink, we discover two complementary approaches where artificial intelligence becomes a listening ear to better understand and anticipate our environment.