The 'Personal AI Health Alliance' is where Qualcomm wants to take AI next
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New chips for our phones are probably what we look forward to the most at Snapdragon Summit. However, Qualcomm's coming forward with a new partnership - or rather, a new alliance for our health. Over in Belfast, U.K., AI-powered health solutions were the name of the game for Qualcomm and its partner, Global Health Connector. According to a press release, the two companies have joined forces to leverage AI for our health and create the Personal AI Health Alliance (PAIHA). While these two companies are at the helm, Optum Health, Scripps Health, MERCK, Digital Medicine Society, and Biocom, among others, are also involved. The PAIHA reportedly has "three main beliefs" that are steering its focus moving forward. The first involves remaining "perceptive." Wearables should provide "richer health insights" through continuous, real-world sensing. The post builds on this, stating AI-powered health solutions show promise in delivering crucial information to users and health providers daily. Staying "proximal" is another aspect of having AI solutions that are a seamless part of our daily lives. Specifically, this concerns the storage and processing of the user's health data. The Personal AI Health Alliance wants user data to remain private by implementing on-device AI to "reduce exposure associated with transmitting data..." This is an ongoing process, though; one that the alliance...
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