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▶ 5:25 Sarah Guo So think of, um, if you're looking at Harvey or a bridge or something, then they think about a per seat or per, yeah, per like lawyer or per doctor TAM.

▶ 15:36 Elad Gil One thing I've noticed, um, which is more sort of a side comment on what you're saying, is that one big shift I see from four years ago and now, you know, four years ago is funding things like Harvey and Perplexity and, uh, you know, a…

▶ 2:56 Tuhin Srivastava So a good, a good example of that is, say, a company like Abridge, where the clinicians edits off the notes and what they do with those notes after the fact, and the, 3 times in the scene
▶ 4:36 Elad Gil There's new companies like Abridge or Decagon or some of these other things that you mentioned that are doing. 4 times in the scene

▶ 1:12:24 Elad Gil A bridge is a great example of that too, where they're basically making it really easy to do the physician notes instead of the physician sitting there and doing it.

▶ 4:56 Sarah Guo Clinical decision room support with things like abridged and open evidence and obviously the general models, but there's like massive enthusiasm from most of the physician profession here.

▶ 0:13 Sarah Guo We've talked to visionary leaders at Harvey, OpenAI, Glean, Abridge, and more.
▶ 16:27 Sarah Guo Here's Shiv Rao, CEO and founder of Abridge. 4 times in the scene

▶ 34:38 Sarah Guo Yeah, I think Alada and I are, um, collectively invested in a series of companies that I hope will be useful here from abridged to open evidence to latent.

▶ 3:44 Sarah Guo And, um, I don't think you explicitly said it, but I put like a bridge and open evidence.

▶ 0:08 Sarah Guo This week, we're speaking to Shiv Rao, CEO and founder of Abridge, an AI company that processes medical conversations to unburdened clinicians from clerical and financial work, allowing them to focus on patient care. 2 times in the scene
▶ 0:35 Dr. Shiv Rao So Abridge has been around for about seven years. 3 times in the scene
▶ 2:14 Dr. Shiv Rao Like, the entire healthcare industry understands now that they just need to find a way to assist, augment, and automate any number of different workflows, and so where we come in is that 2 times in the scene
▶ 2:29 Dr. Shiv Rao So they can walk in a room, they can, you know, hit a bridge, have a normal conversation, and talk about any number of different topics in whatever order.
▶ 5:56 Dr. Shiv Rao So a little bit of a story about the company and myself, like we started in 2018. 4 times in the scene
▶ 19:55 Sarah Guo Think about what's next and like, you know, greater ambition for a bridge. 3 times in the scene
▶ 25:39 Dr. Shiv Rao And this is an odd example where actually certain health systems are ahead by using a bridge. 3 times in the scene
▶ 28:44 Sarah Guo Can I ask one last question on, um, just how, like, product and engineering and research work at Abridge? 6 times in the scene
▶ 33:01 Dr. Shiv Rao And how did, how did a bridge come together? 3 times in the scene
▶ 38:15 Sarah Guo Um, you know, congratulations on all the amazing progress with Abridged Shiv and keep climbing.

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