STAT+: How a former ARPA-H director’s startup is tackling AI’s ‘dumb problems’
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A company founded by a past ARPA-H director is focusing on solving prevalent, less complex AI issues. This initiative aims to streamline the application of artificial intelligence in healthcare.
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