The Laureate:
AI:Dental
In the June installment of Better AI Meetup you’ll get to know the finalists of the inaugural AI Awards! You can learn how AI has helped create their products, what obstacles they faced and what future they see for AI-driven solutions in the future.
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AI:Dental is shaping the future of dentistry with AI. A unique team of dental experts and developers has created an assistant for dentists, professors, and students to help them interpret dental X-rays.
At the same time, they are developing an educational platform that allows students to interactively work with AI and hone their skills in interpreting radiographs from clinical cases.
The Finalist:
Gerulata Technologies
Gerulata Technologies provides tools to counter disinformation and hostile propaganda.
Gerulata focuses on state-of-the-art AI-powered tools that assist human analysts and provide them with the ability to process data on a large scale to make informed decisions.
The Finalist:
Innovatrics
Innovatrics is an independent provider of trusted biometric data for governments and businesses.
At the same time, Innovatrics Digital Onboarding Toolkit (DOT) is a complete technology suite for developing remote identity verification applications. Its AI-driven algorithms are among the most accurate in the world and are used in over 80 countries.
The Finalist:
TrollWall
TrollWall is a protective shield for online communication. Its goal is to automatically identify and hide toxic and vulgar comments on their clients’ social networks.
The main purpose is to improve the quality of online discussions by filtering out inappropriate content, allowing clients and their communities to focus on constructive and positive exchanges.
The Finalist:
Powerful Medical
Powerful Medical is a medical device manufacturer leading one of the most critical shifts in modern medicine by augmenting human-made clinical decisions with artificial intelligence.
Their certified, AI-powered ECG interpretation platform, PMcardio, enables physicians and other healthcare professionals to detect the most acute form of heart attack, also known as occlusion myocardial infarction, along with 38 cardiovascular diseases from a single ECG in under 5 seconds.
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Language: English
5:00 pm
Welcome
5:05 pm
How Were The AI Awards Finalists Chosen - Juraj Podrouzek, KInIT
5:15 pm
AI:Dental - Shaping the Future of Dentistry with AI - Peter Jurkacek, AI:Dental
5:40 pm
Q&A with All Finalists – _Slido #better_ai
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