Medical AI & Why we build machines | Jaiwardhan Tyagi | TEDxSAJS Vasundhara Youth

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Jaiwardhan Tyagi, 14, is the founder of Neurapex AI, a medical AI startup building multimodal clinical intelligence systems. In this talk, he explores the evolution of medical AI, the technical and data challenges shaping its future, and why humans build machines in the first place. Combining engineering, AI, and philosophy, he offers a fresh perspective on the role of intelligent systems in human progress. Jaiwardhan Tyagi is a young entrepreneur from Ghaziabad who gained attention after appearing on Shark Tank India as the founder of Neurapex AI, an AI-based healthcare platform designed to assist doctors by analyzing medical data like MRI scans and reports to improve diagnosis accuracy. Despite being in his early teens, he stood out for his confidence, technical curiosity, and ambition, securing a ₹60 lakh investment from Aman Gupta. While his startup was still at an early stage and raised questions about execution and scalability, his pitch was widely appreciated as a strong example

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