March 17, 2020

AI for Good Global Summit - COVID-19: China’s digital health strategies against the global pandemic

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Digital health technologies are critical tools in China’s fight against COVID-19. AI, big data, 5G and robotics provide solutions for patient treatment, frontline protection, risk reduction, communications and improved quality of living under lockdown. Online all year, weekly programming with 1-3 events
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