Thank you Stanford University and US DOJ for inviting me to join the “The Promoting Competition in AI” event co-hosted by the U.S. Department of Justice and the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research, yesterday, May 30th.

Event speakers & attendees included top US, European and UK governmental agency heads; DOJ, US PTO, CMS & FTC officials; top VCs including Andreessen Horowitz, General Catalyst, and Menlo Ventures; honorable Senator Amy Klobuchar (recorded comments), Andrew Ng and ex US Secretary of State honorable Condeleeza Rice. The event focused on the dynamics within the AI market, spanning from the ‘chip to the app’. On the Healthcare and Lifesciences side, Clinakos Inc. was joined by many leading healthcare AI firms including Viz.ai.

The conference covered several critical aspects of AI:
🌟AI Infrastructure and Foundation Models: Discussions centered around the foundational building blocks of AI, including infrastructure, algorithms, and models. These elements form the bedrock for AI applications and innovations.
🌟The AI Application Ecosystem: Participants explored the diverse applications of AI, from healthcare and finance to transportation and entertainment. Understanding the ecosystem helped the audience identify opportunities and challenges in their respective industries.
🌟Competition in Hardware/Chips: Hardware role in AI performance was examined. The conference delved into the competitive landscape of semiconductor technologies, emphasizing their impact on AI capabilities. This included market dynamics, industry players, and emerging trends.
🌟Ethical use of AI in healthcare and lifesciences: Topics of discussion included ethical use of data, data privacy, AI technologies and use cases where AI can deliver most value.

Clinakos Inc. reaffirms our commitment to responsible AI development. We believe that AI, when harnessed ethically and transparently, can be a powerful force for good. Clinakos Inc. aims to stay at the forefront of AI advancements, ensuring better health and patient outcomes.