At the opening of the Rambam Tomorrow conference by ynet and Rambam, Dr. Michal Mikal described Rambam's vision: a 20‑storey tower that connects “clinic to industry, to research,” a laboratory that is “the playground of anyone who has an idea,” and also an internal AI committee because “I can’t wait for external regulation.” “The worst thing for me is a doctor having an idea and it staying there and nothing happening,” she said.
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