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Building specialist AIs to perform healthcare tasks offers the most challenging technical problems in the field today, as well as the greatest opportunity for impact.
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We believe that any new technology has to be 10 times better to successfully displace the last one – marginal improvements aren’t worth the effort. Enterprise software struggled to clear that 10x bar in healthcare; AI clears it easily.
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How technology will make our healthcare system more intuitive, efficient, and cost-effective.
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The most impactful companies are built at the frontier, and healthcare is the next frontier. It’s time to put our tech skills to work. The mother of all markets is ripe for disruption.
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In this episode, Daphne Koller, founder and CEO of insitro, chats with a16z Bio + Health founding partner Vijay Pande.
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We’re rebooting our Journal Club series! Going forward, these episodes will be interspersed in our regular feed. In this episode, Ben Cravatt, Professor in the Department of Chemistry at the Scripps Research Instit...
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Eroom’s Law (the backwards Moore) is the often cited, and arguably inaccurate, observation that drug discovery gets slower and more expensive over time. It’s certainly a slog, but R&D efforts have yielded 378 new...
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Kevin Parker, cofounder and CEO of Cartography Biosciences, joins Jorge Conde, general partner at a16z Bio + Health, and Olivia Webb, editorial lead.
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Consider this: most healthcare providers are flying blind when it comes to their finances.
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In this episode, Daphne Koller, founder and CEO of insitro, chats with a16z Bio + Health founding partner Vijay Pande.
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We’re rebooting our Journal Club series! Going forward, these episodes will be interspersed in our regular feed. In this episode, Ben Cravatt, Professor in the Department of Chemistry at the Scripps Research Instit...
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Kevin Parker, cofounder and CEO of Cartography Biosciences, joins Jorge Conde, general partner at a16z Bio + Health, and Olivia Webb, editorial lead.
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In this episode, Vijay Pande speaks with Jakob Uszkoreit, the cofounder and CEO of Inceptive. Together, they discuss all things AI.
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On this episode, we are taking a pulse-check on the state of the intersection between biology, healthcare, and technology with two scientists that sit at another intersection, that of academia and industry: Alexander Mar...
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Building specialist AIs to perform healthcare tasks offers the most challenging technical problems in the field today, as well as the greatest opportunity for impact.
-
We believe that any new technology has to be 10 times better to successfully displace the last one – marginal improvements aren’t worth the effort. Enterprise software struggled to clear that 10x bar in healthcare; AI clears it easily.
-
How technology will make our healthcare system more intuitive, efficient, and cost-effective.
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The most impactful companies are built at the frontier, and healthcare is the next frontier. It’s time to put our tech skills to work. The mother of all markets is ripe for disruption.
-
Eroom’s Law (the backwards Moore) is the often cited, and arguably inaccurate, observation that drug discovery gets slower and more expensive over time. It’s certainly a slog, but R&D efforts have yielded 378 new...
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Consider this: most healthcare providers are flying blind when it comes to their finances.
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Now more than ever, business development is top of mind for biotech founders. Scientific collaborations have always been an essential piece of the drug development ecosystem, enabling small biotech companies to accelerat...
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We think the biggest company in the world will be a consumer health tech company.
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