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Transforming Dentistry with A.I.

Added on June 6, 2022 by Jon Krohn.

Engineer and computer scientist Dr. Wardah Inam has raised $79m in venture capital to transform dentistry with machine learning. Hear about it, as well as her tips for scaling an A.I. company, in this week's episode.

Wardah:
• Is Co-Founder/CEO of Overjet, which is transforming dentistry with ML.
• Co-founded uLink Technologies, a start-up behind A.I.-driven power grids.
• Served as Lead Product Manager at Q Bio, a healthcare A.I. start-up.
• Was a Postdoc in MIT’s renowned CSAIL (Computer Science and A.I. Lab).
• Holds an MIT PhD in electrical engineering and computer science.

Today’s episode focuses more on practical applications of ML and growing an A.I. company than getting into the nitty-gritty of ML models themselves, so it should be broadly appealing to both technically-oriented and business-oriented folks.

In the episode, Wardah details:
• How Overjet not only classifies images but quantifies dental diagnoses with computer vision, enabling models to answer questions like “how large is this cavity?”
• How natural language processing can be essential for determining the correct dental diagnosis.
• The data-labeling challenges firms like Overjet need to overcome to enable ML models to learn from noisy, real-world data.
• Her tips for building a successful A.I. business.
• What she looks for in the data scientists and software engineers she hires.

The SuperDataScience show's available on all major podcasting platforms, YouTube, and at SuperDataScience.com.

In Data Science, Interview, Podcast, Professional Development, SuperDataScience, YouTube Tags superdatascience, machinelearning, ml, ai, dentistry, entrepreneur
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