As large scale computational methods become more widely implemented across all sciences, I was wondering how, if at all, you thought this could affect ultimate health-care costs.
For example, I feel like I am seeing lots of work on using deep learning/other data driven approaches to assist in hard science research and I am wondering if this can lead to downstream cost savings. And then there's things like using deep learning to guide diagnoses and things like that.
As large scale computational methods become more widely implemented across all sciences, I was wondering how, if at all, you thought this could affect ultimate health-care costs.
For example, I feel like I am seeing lots of work on using deep learning/other data driven approaches to assist in hard science research and I am wondering if this can lead to downstream cost savings. And then there's things like using deep learning to guide diagnoses and things like that.