A.I. in health care in Paris

Here's tomorrow's conference agenda for the opening day of the  Redefining Health Care in the Age of A.I. conference in Paris.  Philippe Aghion will speak on "Should we fear AI?"
My talk is about  "Computational Intelligence and Organ Allocation on a Global Scale."

Day 1 – Tuesday 8 September

8:00 am

Opening of the Sorbonne

8:15 am

Attendee registration and welcome coffee with viennoiseries

9:15 am

Introduction by Nature Editors and PITOR Institute
Magdalena Skipper, Joao Monteiro and Alexandre Loupy

9:40 am

Day opening lecture: Should we fear AI?

Philippe Aghion – Nobel Prize Laureate

Chaired by Magdalena Skipper

10:20 am

Keynote: Computational Intelligence and Organ Allocation on a Global Scale

Alvin Roth – Nobel Prize Laureate

Chaired by Alexandre Loupy

11:00 am

Imaging and diagnostic models
Chaired by Alexandre Loupy and Sadra Bakhshandeh

11:00 am

From Pixel to Patient: AI for Multimodal Medical Imaging

Julia Schnabel

11:30 am

Foundation models bridging molecular information and pathology

Guangyu Wang

12:00 pm

Building Trustworthy AI for Clinical Decision-Making

Roxana Daneshjou

12:30 pm

Short Talk Presentation (selected from submitted abstracts)

Disparate privacy risks from medical AI: a new axis of health inequality

Moritz Knolle, Technical University of Munich (TUM)

12:45 pm

Lunch break

2:15 pm

Meet the Nature editors
Joao Monteiro, Magdalena Skipper, George Caputa, Lorenzo Righetto, Monica Wang, Ananya Rastogi, Sadra Bakhshandeh and Wanying Wang

3:15 pm

Keynote: Towards conversational diagnostic artificial intelligence

Alan Karthikesalingam

Chaired by George Caputa

3:55 pm

Coffee break

4:30 pm

Foundation models and drug discovery
Chaired by Roxana Daneshjou and George Caputa

4:30 pm

Six Aging Clocks Confirmed Biological Age Reversal in Phase IIa Trial of a Novel Therapeutic Discovered Using Aging Research and Generative AI

Alex Zhavoronkov

5:00 pm

Building AI for Biological Reasoning: Towards Biological Artificial Superintelligence

Thomas Clozel

5:30 pm

Short Talk Presentation (selected from submitted abstracts)

When AI meets the emergency department: rethinking how we evaluate clinical AI

Austin Schoeffler, Stanford University

5:45 pm

Short Talk Presentation (selected from submitted abstracts)

Testing levels of LLM agent autonomy in inpatient treatment decisions: a prospective, silent-mode evaluation of vancomycin dosing

Yixing Jiang, Stanford University & Kameron C. Black, Stanford Health Care

6:00 pm

Roundtable: Opportunities and limits in implementing AI in healthcare
Effy Vayena, Demilade Adedinsewo, Jessilyn Dunn, James Zou, and Marco Marsella
Moderated by Alexandre Loupy and George Caputa

7:00 pm

Poster session with wine and cheese