Thursday, October 12, 2023
Computer Vision Symposium:
From Sports to Surgery
Attendees will delve into the intricacies of computer vision with a focus on intraoperative data capture. A single, small group session will discuss data sources, scene capture, labeling, segmentation, model development, training, and ML operations for computer vision
The conversation will also explore opportunities, tool tracking, blood loss, counts, recording, archival, and pertinent issues like data standards, privacy, de-identification, data ownership, and medical/legal concerns.
The day will encompass a multidisciplinary approach, including experts from fields such as major professional sports (NHL, MLB), agriculture, defense, surgery, robotics, and self-driving cars. The day will conclude with a themed drinks and dinner event at a designated location.
Friday, October 13, 2023
Day 1
An Opening Keynote (Craig Mundie, Microsoft Research) will describe how we have reached the current "AI eating software, software eating the world" eta. We will then embark on a series of plenary sessions delving into emerging fields, natural language processing, big data, and the role of mobile and edge computing in healthcare.
Industry leaders, computer scientists, surgeons and venture capital funders will discuss groundbreaking innovations, the future of healthcare technology, and real-world applications of these advancements. Throughout the day, participants will have opportunities to network during coffee breaks and enjoy a delicious lunch.
The day will conclude with an exciting showcase of the latest vendor solutions, featuring innovative companies like Medtronic, OpenAI, Proprio, and more. A dinner activity will provide opportunities for attendees to further develop their networks.
Agenda
Saturday, October 14, 2023
Day 2
On Saturday morning we explore the convergence of cutting-edge technologies like robotics, computer vision, virtual reality, and more in the context of healthcare. A plenary keynote (Alan Cohen, DCVC) will explore the practical considerations of innovation and the venture roadmap for AI in surgery.
Following the keynote, we will dive into topics such as robotics and navigation, with experts like David Mintz, and computer vision, with surgical and technical experts. After a refreshing coffee break, we will explore innovative approaches to funding and ventures with David Jen of X, the moonshot factory.
The afternoon sessions will delve into the complex issues surrounding regulatory policies, intellectual property, privacy, and ethics, led by experts with experience in government and industry. Engage in panel discussions with professionals from various fields, including legal experts, ethicists, and computer scientists.
The day will wind down with industry demos and speakers from leading companies such as T-Mobile and Microsoft. We conclude the day with a networking and cocktail event with a featured speaker, giving ample opportunities to mingle and share insights in a relaxed environment.
Agenda
Sunday, October 15, 2023
Day 3
After opening remarks, a plenary keynote (Sébastien Bubeck, Microsoft, “Sparks of AGI” lead author) will describe the biomedical implications of his team’s groundbreaking work with GPTs. Following the keynote, we will delve into the world of neuroimaging, with insights from innovative clinical and imaging experts.
After the break, we will focus on the essential topic of education and training. Engage with an expert panel discussing the future of medical training, featuring experienced medical educators deploying AI technologies to improve training both domestically and internationally.
The conference will conclude with closing remarks, summarizing key discussions and highlight future areas of focus for next year’s meeting.
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