Don Tj@dontj

Current content moderators can process either text or images, but not both. Separate applications are needed to moderate multiple content types. Also, the moderators produce binary output that doesn’t explain why certain content is not appropriate. Our solution is the multimodal moderator. One application that can check if text or image is appropriate or not. It can “understand” the message and explain why certain content is not appropriate. The technology we used is Zapier with Discord as the front end. Zapier is a no-code solution to connect with an AI model, and does not require a constantly running program to connect with Discord. GPT-4 Vision hosted on Clarifai platform is the engine that can check if text or image is appropriate. It sends back a narrative to explain the reasoning.

Doctors spend a significant amount of time reading doctors' notes as part of their workflow. A study published in the Journal of General Internal Medicine in 2016 found that primary care physicians spent an average of 18.4 minutes per patient encounter reading and writing electronic health record notes. This includes reviewing previous notes, writing new notes, and reviewing test results. To mitigate this problem, we developed an AI assistant that can answer questions from doctors’ notes. Questions may be related to patient history, follow-ups, medication adjustments, treatment, diagnosis, procedures, and other categories.

According to a study by McKinsey, employees spend almost 2 hours per day searching and gathering information. Manual extraction processes cannot scale to handle large volumes of data. Automated data extraction solves the inefficiencies of manual information gathering. LexaScan is an AI solution that extracts data from text and images, delivering structured JSON format. We used GPT-4 Vision from OpenAI to extract data from text and images. We also used TruLens to ensure that the output is relevant and harmless. The total addressable market for data extraction software was estimated at $1.4 billion US dollars in 2022 and is expected to reach $3.8 billion dollars by 2028. Conservatively, we estimate the serviceable addressable market to be $140 million and the serviceable obtainable market to be $42 million.

Innovative companies struggle to create healthcare solutions due to limited access to test data and environments, as health data is sensitive and cannot be easily shared. Non-personally identifiable datasets are urgently needed for testing and developing technical solutions. Our solution is a software tool for generating synthetic test patient data that adheres to standards such as FHIR. It overcomes limitations in accessing real patient data and promotes innovation by simulating various scenarios, thereby refining healthcare solutions. Our solution is a software tool for generating synthetic test patient data that adheres to standards such as FHIR. It overcomes limitations in accessing real patient data and promotes innovation by simulating various scenarios, thereby refining healthcare solutions.

Alzheimer’s disease is the sixth leading cause of death in the United States. Number of people living with the disease is expected to reach 14 million by 2060. To combat Alzheimer's, a risk assessment tool called Cerebra was developed to identify individuals at higher risk early, enabling targeted interventions and lifestyle modifications for prevention and early detection. It works by asking users to anonymously input factors such as age, gender, lifestyle factors, and medical conditions, which are then utilized to generate a risk assessment request submitted to Gemini generative AI service provided by Google.

TaijiFlow is an app designed to increase human healthspan by offering personalized exercise plans based on traditional Chinese medicine principles. The global population of people over 60 years old is expected to nearly double by 2050. In the U.S., there is a 12-year gap between life expectancy and healthy life expectancy, meaning people are living longer but not necessarily healthier in their later years. Current healthcare systems primarily treat symptoms rather than proactively improving health. TaijiFlow addresses this issue by recommending exercises and postures from traditional Chinese medicine practices such as tai chi and medical qigong. These exercises have been shown to act as natural anti-aging medicine and can be more effective than some conventional physical exercises. The app includes example video clips tailored to specific medical conditions or vital functions.