Initial resistance from medical professionals towards AI has been overcome by working closely with doctors to develop technology they want to use. 

"Doctors should be using AI not only for a more precise diagnosis but for a more precise diagnosis 35 times an hour. That's the real secret,” Máté Balázs Kovács, co-founder and CEO of AIP Labs, tells me in the first episode of the InnoStars Talks series from EIT Health in partnership with Emerging Europe.  

AIP Labs describes itself as an artificial intelligence pioneer building the world's leading AI engines and infrastructure, including a proprietary Digital Hospital. It has built the first AI platform in the world to be integrated into the full social services for an entire country—Hungary—in collaboration with the most prestigious universities.   

AIP is extracting the full potential of the Hungarian clinical workforce by optimising operational efficiency through integrating and consolidating its existing infrastructure with the world's first Digital Hospital.