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franklin.ai recommends…
We’re asking the franklin team to share some of their top pick podcast episodes. Dr Quinlan Buchlak, Director of Clinical Research at franklin.ai provides us with his:
“The TWIML AI podcast with Sam Charrington is a great resource for keeping up to date with recent developments in machine learning and AI.
This episode focuses on the path to AGI, using machine learning systems to generate new and better machine learning systems.”
Episode 32
franklin.ai Chief Product Officer, Peter Dassos, joins Leon Gettler to discuss AI in healthcare and the future of franklin.ai.
With AI solutions playing an increasingly large role in the health sector, Peter explains how the rapidly growing team at franklin.ai are combining a clinician-led approach with the best engineering minds to develop highly accurate and comprehensive diagnosis software for pathologists.
Episode 7
franklin.ai recommends…
We’re asking the franklin team to share some of their top pick podcast episodes. Stuart Wishart, Lead Systems Engineer at franklin.ai provides us with his podcast pick:
“This episode discusses the dire need for more pathologists in developing countries and specifically looks at how open training programs, based on digital pathology technologies, can offer a pathway to help resolve this issue.
Very insightful & well worth a listen.”
Episode 69
franklin.ai recommends…
We’re asking the franklin team to share some of their top pick podcast episodes. Our first recommendation comes from Simon Thomas, Clinical AI Associate:
“This is an interview with Dr Eric Topol, the author of Deep Medicine. His vision is for AI technologies to return us to a patient-centric model, where better design and the adoption of automation frees clinicians to focus on the patient. The trend has been to primarily solve a productivity or business problem, whereas Dr Topol, the idealist, says that that will only give us more of what doesn’t work.
Provocative and humanistic, it offers a refreshing perspective.”