February 2 Ajman, UAE — In a groundbreaking initiative to bridge the gap between artificial intelligence (AI) and healthcare, the Thumbay Institute for AI in Healthcare has officially launched the GMU AI Club. This pioneering club is aimed at developing AI competencies among students and faculty members of Gulf Medical University and other universities, signifying a major leap forward in integrating AI technologies into healthcare education and practice.
The GMU AI Club is designed to serve as a dynamic platform for learners and educators alike, providing them with the opportunity to explore the vast potential of AI in healthcare. Through a series of workshops, seminars, hands-on projects, and collaborative research initiatives, the club aims to equip participants with the necessary skills and knowledge to drive innovation in healthcare through AI.
“Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing healthcare, from diagnostics to treatment planning, and even in managing patient care,” said Prof Hossam Hamdy, Chancellor of Gulf Medical University. “The launch of the GMU AI Club is a testament to our commitment to preparing our students and faculty to be at the forefront of this technological evolution, ensuring they are not just participants but leading contributors to the future of healthcare.”
Prof Manda Venkataramana addressed the gathering and emphasized the ethical and responsible use of Artificial Intelligence in healthcare.
The GMU AI Club will focus on various aspects of AI, including machine learning, natural language processing, robotics, and data analytics, with a special emphasis on their applications in healthcare. The club will foster collaborations with industry leaders, AI experts, and healthcare professionals to provide mentorship and insight into the practical implications of AI in healthcare settings. This will not only enhance the learning experience but also open new pathways for research and career opportunities for members.
“The GMU AI Club is not just an extracurricular activity; it’s a vital component of our mission to nurture a new generation of healthcare professionals who are adept in AI,” said Dr Vinaytosh Mishra Director of Thumbay Institute for AI in Healthcare. “By integrating AI competencies into our curriculum and providing practical, hands-on experiences, we are setting a new standard in healthcare education.”
The GMU AI Club is now open for membership to students and faculty members who are keen on exploring the intersection of AI and healthcare and are motivated to contribute to the advancement of healthcare through technology.