When asked about the role Singapore can play in the development of AI, she said that Singapore should capitalize on what it is fantastic in – implementing technology and creating proofs-of-concept.
The next day, Powell hosted a media roundtable and gave an update on the NVIDIA Clara platform, an open, scalable computing platform for developers to build and deploy medical imaging applications into hybrid computing environments to create intelligent instruments and automated healthcare workflows. She also touched on how AI is improving quality access and the cost of healthcare around the world.
“I was impressed by how many healthcare stakeholders have already embraced AI and GPU based healthcare, with more coming online due to NVIDIA — not just as a result of its advanced technology, but also its efforts in outreach and education,” said Joy Tang, Editor of Tech Trade Asia.
Powell’s last public presentation in Singapore was at EmTech Asia, where she spoke on how AI is improving quality, access and the cost of healthcare. Held at Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre, the conference on emerging technologies and their impact drew more than 800 participants from around the world.