In addition to language translation, AI plays an important role in interpreting labs and imaging results into plain language for patients to understand, says Tom Gillette, CIO of Mount Sinai Medical Center in Miami Beach.

LinkedIn’s chief marketing and strategy officer, Jessica Jensen, has built her leadership philosophy around one core principle — curiosity. She likens it to a kaleidoscope that shifts patterns with every turn, arguing that in today’s volatile business environment, leaders must do the same: adapt, question, and reimagine what success looks like. “Leadership isn’t about having all the answers,” she tells Campaign India. “It’s about reinventing success, remaining resilient as patterns change, embracing humour, and making work both meaningful and enjoyable.”

Smartly's 2026 Digital Trends Report shows 92% of marketers agree AI transforms customer engagement while precision-first marketers waste 27% less budget.

Artificial intelligence technologies are improving early diagnosis accuracy in various diseases, enabling faster treatment and better patient outcomes.

Innovative AI applications are helping physical therapists personalize treatment plans and track patient progress more effectively.

Mental health services are integrating AI chatbots that provide timely emotional support and resources to users in need.

Robotic systems powered by AI are enabling more precise and adaptive physical rehabilitation, improving patient mobility and recovery times.

Experts discuss the ethical considerations of expanding AI use in healthcare, emphasizing patient privacy, data security, and bias prevention.