Artificial intelligence in medicine transf orms healthcare through machine learning and advanced data analytics. It e mpowers clinicians with enhanced diagnostics\, accelerated drug discovery\ , and automated administrative workflows. While it significantly boosts ef ficiency and personalized care\, human oversight remains essential to ensu re patient safety and data privacy.
\nJoin us as we welcome our spea ker physician Dr. Matt Might. \; Dr. Might has served as Director of t he Hugh Kaul Precision Medicine Institute at UAB since 2017. His research focuses on precision prevention\, diagnosis and therapeutics across rare d isease\, cancer and common/chronic conditions. A principal theme in his re search is the use of computer and data science to enhance clinical and aca demic medicine.
\nFrom 2016 to 2018\, Dr. Might was a Strategist in the Executive Office of the President in The White House. At The White Hou se\, Dr. Might worked primarily on President Obama's Precision Medicine In itiative with both the NIH and the Department of Veterans Affairs. Prior t o this role\, Dr. Might was a faculty member in the Department of Biomedic al Informatics at the Harvard Medical School. At Harvard\, Dr. Might's res earch focuses on rare disease discovery and diagnosis\, and on the develop ment of personalized therapeutics for rare disease.
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