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2024 Prediction from Brent Dover

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Brent Dover is the CEO of Carta Healthcare. He predicts that AI use will reach new heights.

We asked our readers and some members of our editorial advisory board to make predictions for 2024. Here's what Brent Dover said:

“Unlike in other fields where AI can train itself, healthcare AI requires a guided process with humans actively involved in training the technology. There is also no quick fix to the problem of healthcare data intricacy. However, one proven method of gaining health leaders’ trust in AI is to have certified healthcare data experts take on the dual process of performing their tasks while AI training. As the trainers familiarize themselves with the technology, the latter also grows its capability of performing tasks accurately. Although the full training process can take up to several years to complete, this human-centric approach both improves AI in healthcare’s accuracy and impact, as well as provides a solution to other prevalent issues such as cost and the nursing shortage.”

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