We sit down with Dr Will Reedy, who leads health for Accenture NZ, to discuss AI's transformative potential in healthcare.
Reedy explains how generative AI can enhance NZ’s health system, boost frontline and back-office operations, and address workforce shortages.
He also raises the ever-looming spectre of the need to truly aggregate residents' health data, which is a must-have if we want to realise the full potential of generative AI.
Plus, an interview with Jack Pugh, the NZ winner of the James Dyson Award for design, about his winning medtech device.
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From the episode
- Cap Snap New Zealand National Winner - James Dyson Award 2024 - YouTube
- James Dyson Award Winner’s Invention Designed To Improve Safety And Sustainable Practices Within Healthcare - Scoop
From around the web
- Salesforce unleashes its first AI agents - Axios
- Exclusive: Marc Benioff has declared a ‘hard pivot’ to autonomous AI agents. Will it be enough for Salesforce to thrive in the generative AI era? - Fortune
- Tech Insider: A peek behind the curtain as GovGPT gears up for launch; Meta uses Kiwis’ content to train its AI; Beam’s pain is your $299 gain - NZ Herald
- The great Evernote reboot - The Verge
- Amazon workers must return to office full time, CEO says - Yahoo! News
- Don’t stand by as science funding circles the drain - Newsroom
- The White House launched a politically potent high-tech program this year. There's a reason you haven't heard of it. - Politico
- Aukus Pillar Two: Australia gets new quantum atomic clocks - RNZ
- SEC Issues Crypto Investor Alert as It Makes Major U-Turn - U Today
These show notes were written with the help of generative AI.
