I'm also a researcher in medical AI and I would just add one other area that I'm optimistic about (which I happen to work on): automated EEG interpretation. We

I'm also a researcher in medical AI and I would just add one other area that I'm optimistic about (which I happen to work on): automated EEG interpretation. We've seen some really big steps forward in the past few years and automatic epileptogenic spike detection is now as good as a human neurologist. Seizure detection is not quite there yet, but we've made a lot of progress and within another year or two it might get there. It's not a huge market so it doesn't really get much publicity outside of neurology circles. But if we can continue to cut down the time it takes to read an EEG it will be a huge boon for neurologists.