Using big data, AI, and computer vision technologies, Israeli startup AiVF aims to transform the process of In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF).
The Data Index, March 2021
Data is eating the world and there are numerous indicators of its ubiquitous presence in our lives.
The Future of Global Workforce Management
How do you get from $0 to $1.2 billion valuation in 60 months? You deliver the future of work now. Or, as Eynat Guez, CEO of Papaya Global, says laughing, “you put in a lot of working hours,” ten-year-worth of working hours in the five years since she launched the company with her two co-founders.
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AI in Healthcare Now
Kira Radinsky, co-founder and Chairman of Diagnostic Robotics, wants to make healthcare more affordable and accessible. The lessons learned from initial deployments of the startup’s AI-based digital triage platform in Israel and the U.S. and the valuable experience gained during the Covid-19 pandemic, point to a future of better healthcare: Providing the right treatment at the right time in the most appropriate setting.
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Data is Eating the World
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Tagged AI, bigdata, COVID-19, digital transformation, digitalization, ML
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AI, Immunotherapy, and Precision Medicine
Tel-Aviv-based Nucleai is developing AI software for image analysis and modeling of pathology data to assist in the development of more effective drugs.
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Controlling Quantum Computing with Quantum Machines
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A New Fintech Platform
Startup foundry and VC Team8 launched Team8 Fintech to identify, fund, and grow future fintech unicorns.
Salaries of Data Scientists
Covid-19 hasn’t stopped the rise of data science: A new Burtch Works survey found that the median base salaries for data scientists range from $95,500 to $300,000.
