Hams & Harris, Tele Health and Valence Company, has hired an independent vehicle industry as his next chief technology officer. According to Andrew Dadam, co -founder and CEO of Hams and Assis, the move was deliberate.
Hams and Asss said Thursday that its next CTO will be Mo Elshinawi, who will be the CTO of former president and self -driving car company Cruise. Elshinawi left Cruz after his parents’ company GM earlier this year Turn off autonomous vehicles program.
AVS may not be likely to jump to health, but Dadam told Tech Crunch that he turned to an independent driving sector to find a CTO, which would help his company accelerate its AI -based product agenda.
“I was watching the leaders of an independent driving space, Dadm said in an interview, clearly because you are talking about technology and data and AI to take advantage of technology in a highly sensitive environment where you risk people’s lives.”
Elshinawi, who has more than 10 patents for AI, robotics and autonomous vehicles, told Tech Crunch that “is not as big as it looks.”
“Self -powered cars use AI to make real -time decisions in complex, high stake and heavy regulatory environments, where earning confidence is everything,” he told Tech Croatch. “Healthcare is operated under the same conditions. You are dealing with people’s lives, limited resources and pressures. Translating AI into a scale secure, reliable decision -making applies directly to the fact that we are building and building it.”
HIMS & HERS San Francisco is a tele -health company based Public in 2021 A special purpose through integration with the company. Established in 2017, Hams & Asss initially focused on men’s health, which sold penis medicine and hair loss treatment. Next year, she extended women’s health and added “its” to her company’s plate. Directly, a direct consumer company, which connects consumers to licensed health care professionals, recently included its portfolio to treat mental health and weight loss treatment.
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The company’s ambitions reflect its recent rent. Earlier this week, the company said that former Amazon executive Nader Kabani would be next Chief of Operations.
Dumm sees AI as a technology that will help the company be manufactured and eventually serve more people. According to Dadam, Hims and Hers treat 10,000 to 15,000 patients a day. Anonymous information for millions of patients – statistics such as clinical visits, their medicines they are suggested, and if they work drugs – have been deposited in a massive data. This data is now being used to create an AI model that will eventually work to help diagnose and treat patients.
Two years ago, the company had trained a model to make its datasate Med matchA device that helps doctors recommend mental health treatment. Dadam said that all of its AI -based tools are still a human in the loop, especially the doctor or other health care professionals.
“When it comes to clinical decision tools within the medical industry, there is a very strict and systematic approach, so the providers are still essential to making all these clinical decisions and decisions from a regular point of view.” He said that the company’s AI products are available to help give insights and make providers more efficient and precise.
The company also shows the company’s AI doctors and health care professionals how it reached its results when giving recommendations. He said, “Showing work and in fact to provide this kind of context behind the scenes is to provide what driving and what weight output is running, in fact, in many ways, are valuable as the original recommendation.”