Health Initiatives

Reimaging health systems with data and AI

We build data ecosystems and AI-based solutions with research, government, nonprofit, startup and corporate partners, through co-innovation programs.

How can AI help reimagine health systems to prevent the next pandemic or climate-induced health risks?

What key innovations might dramatically improve the healthcare experience for common people, especially in primary care and care continuity?

What data ecosystems do we need to drive such innovations?

What are pragmatic starting points for such a long-term vision?

These questions shape our focus areas and initiatives. To be clear, more than AI, we care about developing AI-based solutions that work, scale, and deliver impact as part of our health systems. Since health systems and AI influence each other’s design, we co-innovate iteratively with system constituents.

We also collaborate extensively with researchers and innovators to tackle critical challenges.

Systems Resilience to Health & Climate Risks

GenAI for Health

Screening & Diagnostics

Systems Resilience to Health & Climate Risks

GenAI for Health

Screening & Diagnostics

Datasets for an inclusive India

  • Spoken language changes continuously with geography. It does not change abruptly at state or district boundaries. We are building pan-India speech and text datasets, truly representative of India's rich diversity.

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  • Synthesizing Speech in Indian languages (SYSPIN) is an initiative to create a text-to-speech (TTS) synthesizer in nine Indian languages: Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Telugu, Bhojpuri, Kannada, Magadhi, Chhattisgarhi and Maithili.

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  • Speech recognition in agriculture and finance for the poor is an initiative to create resources and make them available as a digital public good in the open-source domain to spur research and innovation in speech recognition in nine different Indian: Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Telugu, Bhojpuri, Kannada, Magadhi, Chhattisgarhi, and Maithili.

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