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In this episode, Damini Dhawal, Senior Executive and AI-Enabled Technologist, explains why the medical frontline is the hardest, but most critical, area for AI implementation in healthcare. She explores how to boost tech adoption, where robots shine and the right governance to, ultimately, keep humans in control.
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