At a unique conference in Israel, organized by Rabbi Yossi Arablich, leaders from top AI companies worldwide, international scientists, and health system leaders gathered. Their goal was to work together and harness the technological advancements of the 21st century to save lives, extend life expectancy, and improve quality of life. Companies such as Google, Microsoft, Mobileye, and Check Point sent their top minds to participate in this groundbreaking event.
President Yitzhak (Boji) Herzog sent his blessings to the conference participants. He emphasized the connection between Israeli health capabilities and innovation while acknowledging their dedication to serving patients. He commended their efforts during critical times like supporting IDF soldiers and victims of tragedies. President Herzog recognized the potential for AI to shape the future and thanked Rabbi Arablich for his initiatives.
Prof. Ran Blitzer discussed the latest developments in AI and its applications in medicine at the event. He shared how AI is revolutionizing disease detection, prediction, and treatment, ultimately saving lives and reducing hospitalization times. Blitzer emphasized the role of AI in preventive medicine and how it complements the work of doctors. He highlighted the unique abilities of AI, such as predicting diseases based on eye scans and delivering empathetic care to patients.
Alon Chaimovich, CEO of Microsoft Israel, and Prof. Yossi Matias, VP of Google Worldwide also spoke at the conference about the profound impact of AI on healthcare. They recognized the potential for AI to bring about revolutionary changes in patient care and medical research.
The conference also shed light on challenges facing Israel’s healthcare system such as a shortage of specialized manpower and reliance on foreign doctors. Prof. Zion Hagai raised concerns about over-reliance on foreign physicians while emphasizing investment in local talent to strengthen healthcare systems.
In conclusion, this conference showcased how technology can transform healthcare while underscoring its importance in maintaining a balance between human-centric care and technological advancements. It highlighted that continued collaboration between experts in AI technology
