How to use generative AI for biomedicine and healthcare | James Zou, Stanford University

There have been tremendous advances in generative AI such as GPT-4 and DALLE2. Generative models can potentially expand researchers’ creativity while balancing complex tradeoffs. This talk will illustrate this with two applications of generative AI to design experimentally validated novel antibiotics and cancer clinical trials. Then we discuss important open challenges of generative AI relating to bias and human steerability.

Speakers:
James Zou
Stanford University

Moderators:
Harrison Zhang
Harvard Medical School

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