In this podcast, Chris interviews Jack Neil.  He is an anesthesiologist, but his real passion is computer programing.  Jack has an interesting perspective on artificial intelligence (AI), so much so Jack’s company he founded, Hank AI, has a tag line “Help the Humans.” 

Jack defines what is Artificial Intelligence and then shares where he sees AI being applied in healthcare over the next five years and then beyond the five-year timeframe.  Going forward, every aspect of healthcare is going to be impacted by technology and AI, so this is a great listen to begin to understand the applications and the possibilities.  Also, at the end of the podcast, Chris asks Jack about what his favorite book is.  His answer has some pearls which foretell the timeline where we will probably see dramatic change brought on by AI and technology.  Join us.

Podcast Host:
Chris Comeaux, President & CEO of Teleios Collaborative Network
www.teleioscn.org

Our Guest:
Jack Neil, Founder and CEO of Hank AI



QUOTE:

“One machine can do the work of fifty ordinary men.  No machine can do the work of one extraordinary man.”   - Elbert Hubbard


BIO

Dr. Jack Neil is a pediatric anesthesiologist, computer scientist, proud father of 2 (soon to be 3), and husband to his incredibly tolerant angel wife - Kristen. He is a member of the American Society of Anesthesiology's Committee on Informatics and Information Technology, founding member of the ASA’s working group on Artificial Intelligence, member of the Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation's Committee on Technology, and member of the Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation's Health IT Committee. He is Founder and CEO of Hank.ai - a company focused on creating data's front door and reducing digital work via automation. A physician and software developer by training, his mission is to create and support innovative technology solutions that maximize efficiency and free humans from screen-based tasks in healthcare and beyond.

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