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Life in 2030, Episode 2, Clip Two: Ken Mulvany, Founder, BenevolentAI

Kenneth Mulvany
Kenneth Mulvany

Artificial Intelligence will help clinicians view your body as a single entity, somewhat like a machine.

Your body is driven by billions of separate, yet connected pathways. Once they can be mapped, we’ll have an “electronic diagram” of the whole human body, says the founder of BenevolentAI, Ken Mulvany. The effect this would have on healthcare would be unprecedented, and would lead to a significant change in the way it is delivered.

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