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22 May 2020
In the podcast The Day (only available in Dutch). Merijn Doggen of RTL tech platform Bright talks about the big steps some countries are already taking in the way big data and artificial intelligence are used to predict and contain outbreaks.
Peter-Bram 't Hoen emphasizes that to make big data work for health one thing is very important: trust. He is therefore working on a large-scale new system that makes complex data studies in hospitals possible, without gaining insight into data at a personal level.
In the podcast The Day (only available in Dutch). Merijn Doggen of RTL tech platform Bright talks about the big steps some countries are already taking in the way big data and artificial intelligence are used to predict and contain outbreaks.
Peter-Bram 't Hoen emphasizes that to make big data work for health one thing is very important: trust. He is therefore working on a large-scale new system that makes complex data studies in hospitals possible, without gaining insight into data at a personal level.
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