Pitt's "Forging the Future: The Intersection of Health, AI and Tech" global summit kicks off

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

70% : Mark Rosenblatt, executive dean of the University of Illinois College of Medicine, CEO at the University of Illinois Hospital and a summit attendee, said he found the forum and its topic convergence "extremely interesting," especially for health care.
64% : Jahanian highlighted the value of AI and its convergence with life sciences and biotechnology in bringing together new tools for transforming healthcare.
60% : "BioForge is in a strategic position where manufacturing can occur between discovery research and the private sector," Gabriel said.
59% : Over the next two days of the summit, attendees can attend panels, innovation spotlights, site visits and discussions about the use of AI in future policy, education and healthcare.
57% : "One of the challenges for higher education and the private sector is how we embrace this point in history such that we can transition regardless of the state of the economy.
56% : "If we don't start paying attention to that, we're going to run out of energy.
54% : He said higher education and government organizations must be cognizant of these challenges and identify solutions.
52% : " The second panel, "Innovation Spotlight: BioForge" focused on BioForge, an independent subsidiary owned by Pitt that aims to accelerate developments for precision medicine and personalized medical care.
48% : "There's going to be a transformation of labor, and you need to be cautious of it," Jahanian said.

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