[3-2-1] AI in healthcare, Mastering Networking, and more!

Happy Friday!

As promised here is your weekly 3 - 2 - 1 update bringing you the most relevant and actionable insights for the week.

1 “Time Well Spent” Video

It’s the first of the year, which means tax season is upon us. This week’s video is a reminder to speak to your CPA. They are a resource to help you save on taxes and ultimately make you richer.

2 “Deep Dive” Articles

Millennials, more than Gen Xers and Baby Boomers, are emerging as a force to be reckoned with in the realm of retirement savings. Contrary to stereotypes, this generation is making impressive strides, outpacing older counterparts in their commitment to building a secure financial future. Let’s dig into the retirement savings trends among millennials to understand what is contributing to their success — and what challenges they’re expected to face as they age. 

Entrepreneurship can be very rewarding if things go well, but it also involves a great deal of risk. Because there is a lot at stake in starting a business, entrepreneurship tends to attract a certain kind of person. There is no magic formula to turn someone into the next Jeff Bezos or Richard Branson, but there is a particular set of traits that an entrepreneur usually needs to be successful. Of course, building a business requires a sound strategy based on business and financial knowledge, but certain personal characteristics can help an entrepreneur succeed.

3 “Stay Ahead” Articles

In the modern professional landscape, meetings serve as crucial platforms for collaboration and decision-making. However, not all meetings are created equal; their effectiveness often hinges on meticulous planning and strategic structuring. 

Business today is often dominated by emails and digital presence, a far cry from the handshake deals and elevator pitches that previous generations relied on to further their relationships. Yet the necessity of effective networking skills — both in-person and online — has never been greater.

Many Americans will need medical imaging at one point to check for a broken bone, or a brain lesion, or to diagnose cancer. However, this creates a set of challenges — vast data volumes that can overwhelm human analysis, introducing variability and biases in interpretations.

Artificial intelligence, better known as AI, is emerging as a diagnostic sidekick. Powered by machine learning, AI systems can rapidly analyze billions of images, detecting nuances, highlighting anomalies, and predicting potential health trajectories based on historical data. 

For instance, during an MRI, the AI may swiftly scan images, flagging areas of concern, which helps doctors make the right diagnosis faster and more accurately. And this is just one example. With nearly 94% of healthcare companies now employing some type of AI in their models, the possibilities for future innovations are huge.

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