Lexology August 28, 2024
Sidley Austin LLP

For both small startups and R&D departments within larger companies, making investment funds work for an AI-based product is not just about securing initial funding but about making sure the investor understands the challenges of the healthcare sector. Chad Ehrenkranz talks to physician-executive and startup advisor Rick Abramson, MD, about the challenges.

Chad Ehrenkranz: We’ve all seen that AI has enormous potential in many areas of healthcare, from the use of AI-based predictive analytics to analyze large data sets to uses in the block-and-tackle operations of healthcare administration. Rick, you have great experience in developing a piece of AI technology that takes on the role of a radiologist and in successfully bringing it to market in this space. What have...

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