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Impactful projects, flexible schedules and ample PTO are three ways Central Texas standouts are helping team members beat the heat. Built In Austin spoke to six team members from hiring companies about the highlights of working at some of Central Texas tech’s top workplaces.
The fourth annual AI 50 list, produced in partnership with Sequoia Capital, recognizes standouts in privately-held North American companies making the most interesting and effective use of artificial technology. This year’s list launches with new AI-generated design and and multiple funding round announcements that came about after our esteemed panel of judges laid down their metaphorical pencils.
While this is the vision of Artificial Intelligence among much of the public, applications and near-term benefits are not all as blatantly ‘The Jetsons.’ Artificial Intelligence has great potential for improving patient outcomes and enhancing health equity, but a variety of challenges are slowing adoption.
Although reviews for each organization were mixed, ClosedLoop.ai reportedly excelled. All its customers said that the company keeps its promises and that they would buy from the company again. Further, it achieved an overall performance score of 96.5 in December 2021, up from 91.7 in December 2020.
KLAS Research on March 10 published its 2022 update of its 2019 research report on artificial intelligence (AI) data science solutions. The report shares their analyses of health IT leaders’ perceptions of the performance of several vendors—Cerner, CLosedLoop.ai, Epic, Health Catalyst, and Jvion.
ClosedLoop makes it easy and affordable for healthcare organizations to use data science to improve outcomes and reduce costs by combining an intuitive end-to-end machine learning platform for data scientists with a catalog of healthcare specific predictive models and features.
KLAS examines the recent AI purchase decisions of 47 organizations to determine which vendors are being considered and chosen, which are being replaced, and why provider and payer organizations choose the AI solutions they do (technology? service? healthcare expertise?).