SFL Scientific is building AI for cancer detection and 3D organ printing
Michael Segala · 722: This Machine Learning Agency did $800k Last Year · Jul 16, 2017 · at 17:22
Michael Segala, co-founder of AI consulting firm SFL Scientific, describes the firm's active client projects in healthcare AI.
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“Health, for sure. We're doing some phenomenal work. I mean, from things like detecting cancer in images to actually taking reconstructed organs that we are able to detect in our algorithms, grow those organs in a kind of three-D printing environment, and then put stem cells on top of them to grow new organs, right?”
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