Suchi Saria

@suchisaria

John C. Malone Prof Founder & CEO , ex-Stanford SAIL, TR35, Sloan, YGL , YFA Interests: , Causal Inf, healthcare

Manhattan, NY
suchisaria.jhu.edu
Joined May 2010
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    Jan 7

    If you're a student interested in both technology and startups and wondering how to combine them, the answer is: serially. Focus entirely on technology at first. Then once you're an expert in some technology (which will take several years), you can start to think about startups.

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  2. Jan 6

    👇at least in healthcare, when we look back, the rapid adoption of AI is going to feel very similar. It’s so desperately needed to scale up (high quality) care delivery…

    People forget just how completely non-obvious the entire digital revolution was every step of the way. 1995: WWW will fail 2002: Google will fail 2007: iPhone will fail 2013: Facebook will fail
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  3. Jan 4

    Most things that are free — especially as it relates to data — come with a catch-22 because there needs to be some model for sustaining the investment. I don’t know if there is one here ( ?) but otherwise this is a much needed, fantastic effort by terrific researchers.

    Read about our work in this wonderful article from the Financial Times's With insightful comments from , , , , and co-founder
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    Jan 2

    New OOP featured job posting: is building AI products for health systems to give physicians, nurses, and care team members real-time clinical signals and alerts. They're hiring for product in all levels from Senior to VP of Product

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    28 Nov 2021

    In 1995, only two years after the birth of the worldwide web, tried to explain ‘The Internet’ to Letterman Technology pioneers today face the same difficulty and ridicule as they describe AI and blockchain

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    14 Dec 2021

    Today, we announce a major gift from Mike Bloomberg, which will facilitate the cluster recruitment of 2 named professors and 2 junior faculty in Artificial Intelligence and Society at . Cluster co-led by Pr.Anton Dahbura, Lingxin Hao, Cara LaPointe and Debra Mathews

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  7. 9 Dec 2021

    Tackling dataset shift is one of the most important topics for moving AI into real world settings. I’ll give an overview of our 6 yrs of work here going from theory to practice to policy, and where I see the the open frontiers are, working backwards from health policy

    Join us at the NeurIPS Workshop on Distribution Shifts (DistShift) next Monday, featuring 7 invited talks, a panel on future directions, and 85 accepted papers! When: Dec 13, 9am-6pm PT Website: Virtual site (needs registration):
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    7 Dec 2021

    So thrilled that selected our founder and CEO Suchi Saria to their list of Top 50 in Digital Health as a builder building the future of digital health. We were selected because of our outcomes and our rigorous research first methodology.

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    6 Dec 2021

    Congrats to the bio+health peeps in 2021 Top 50: (), Varun Ganapathi (), (), () -

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    13 Nov 2021

    Meet the Advisory Council! Our hosts this season will include , Lynne Chou O’Keefe, Marcus Osborne, Don Trigg, Nathan Bays, , & . Our first host of the season is Julie Yoo! Learn more about her here:

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    12 Nov 2021

    The post doc with the Cell paper arriving at his lab meeting

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    10 Nov 2021

    Excited to introduce our newest program, , focused on healthcare founders. Hosted by so many of my favorite people in healthcare: , Lynne Chou O’Keefe, Marcus Osborne, Don Trigg, Nathan Bays, , & .

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    Welcome to Day Zero! On Day Zero, you’ll hear the engaging voices of founders as they tell their stories, from their perspectives, and in their words. Subscribe to our newsletter:
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  13. 10 Nov 2021

    👇especially practitioners / health system leaders

    What are you doing on Nov 18th? Hopefully attending SMILE, a symposium dedicated to ML implementation & evaluation! Featuring: Anna Goldenberg, PhD and more! Register here:
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  14. 31 Oct 2021

    Two of my favorite/most exciting developments in software: #1. software that saves lives (aka what does) — easy to see why. #2. VR spaces (eg meta) — it has the potential to change the way we experience life including travel, work, exercise, & socialize.

    I just watched the entire meta keynote by Zuck. It was incredible. Huge props to him for ignoring the noise and not being afraid to disrupt himself. Don’t get recency bias. Zuck is on the Mt Rushmore of Founder CEOs. I may start buying again.
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    26 Oct 2021

    Great session on "Making Health AI Work in the Real World" Impressive expert panel including

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    22 Oct 2021

    AI Applications: from self driving lab for optimization of materials and drug discovery, to robots performing chemical reactions in future data from 100s of integrated sensors on the body can permit diseases early detection, be a clinical decision tool

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    17 Oct 2021

    Great session at on ’s role in bias and equity. Going to be an inspiring few days!

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    4 Oct 2021

    Happy to share a new preprint with & . We find that exposure to arguments and evidence (1) persuades U.S. partisans and (2) remains similarly persuasive despite countervailing cues from in-party leaders (Trump, Biden). 🧵 1/12

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    20 May 2021

    This is sad.

    💔women wait 10 min longer to be seen for chest pain in ER 💔women less likely to be triaged as emergent case 💔women less likely to get ekg,or🫀monitor, or to be seen by a cardiologist in the ER for CP 💔less likely to be admitted 🏥 for CP
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    1 Oct 2021

    . talked with about in progress; we're now at a time where research-backed AI solutions that are rigorously evaluated can improve care delivery and improve patient outcomes in a sustainable way.

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