February was filled with healthtech events and one of them was AI Revolution in Healthcare Summit 2025—the largest of its kind in Dubai!
Held on February 15-16, this two-day event attracted over 1,200 global delegates and 80+ expert speakers.
It brought together clinicians, researchers, executives, and policymakers to advance AI adoption in healthcare while aligning it with the principles of Value, Impact, Trust, Transparency, and Accountability (VITTA).
Here are some of the most compelling themes and insights that emerged from the discussions at the summit.
AI Revolution in Healthcare Summit 2025: Key Insights
The summit was structured around four key tracks:
- CEO’s Lens: High-level industry perspectives on AI transformation.
- Clinical AI: Practical applications of AI in patient care.
- Research in AI: Cutting-edge developments shaping the future.
- Startup Showcase: The latest AI innovations from emerging companies.
Our mission is to bridge the gap between technology and medicine, empowering healthcare professionals with the tools and insights they need to harness the full potential of AI.
–AI Revolution in healthcare summit 2025 mission
Generative AI is here to revolutionise healthcare
Abhishek Bapna, Director of Product Management at Google DeepMind, captivated the audience with his talk on “Generative AI and Health.”
He explored how advanced AI is reshaping the healthcare landscape, from accelerating drug discovery to improving clinical decision-making and personalizing patient care.
He highlighted Generative AI’s potential in improving medical research, automating processes, and increasing access to healthcare.
He also shared real-world examples of AI innovations that are helping doctors make faster diagnoses, enhance treatment plans, and optimize workflows.
Public-private partnerships are crucial to shaping the future of global health systems
Antonio Spina from the World Economic Forum delivered an insightful presentation on the need for collaboration between governments, hospitals, and tech companies.
He emphasized how joint efforts can overcome AI adoption challenges, establish equitable access, and create regulatory frameworks that promote innovation and protect patient rights.
Spina showcased World Economic Forum initiatives towards reducing healthcare disparities, improving data sharing, and standardizing AI policies worldwide.
His presentation inspired the audience with a vision of a more connected, efficient, and patient-focused healthcare system.
Project CHILD: AI can improve early childhood health and development
Lakshman Krishnamurthy, President of Lifemech, presented “Project CHILD (Childhood Health Indicators for Learning Development),” a groundbreaking initiative that leverages AI and data analytics to enhance children’s health and development.
He discussed how predictive AI models can identify early health risks, improve treatments, and empower parents and healthcare professionals with data-driven insights to foster better long-term outcomes for children.
AI in healthcare is making a real-world impact
Marc Perlman, Global Digital Health Leader at Deloitte, led an engaging session on “The Practical Reality of AI in Healthcare: Gaining Value Today, Preparing for the Future”.
He shared real-world case studies demonstrating how AI is already delivering tangible improvements in diagnostics, hospital workflows, and patient care.
He emphasized the importance of building a future-ready AI strategy to maintain innovation and ensure long-term success.
AI in radiology is transforming diagnosis and optimising workflows
Mohannad AlAtrash from Fakeeh University Hospital explored how AI is revolutionizing radiology.
His session focused on AI-driven image analysis, predictive diagnostics, and workflow optimization, helping radiologists make faster, more accurate decisions while reducing errors.
He painted a future where AI seamlessly integrates into medical imaging, enhancing efficiency and patient outcomes.
We need to evaluate LLMs in healthcare
Dr. Shadab Khan from ADIA Lab tackled a critical issue: how to assess the effectiveness and reliability of Large Language Models (LLMs) in healthcare.
AI is increasingly influencing clinical decisions, patient interactions, and diagnoses. He emphasized the need for continuous validation, real-world testing, and seamless collaboration between AI systems and healthcare professionals to ensure these tools deliver safe, reliable results.
Key takeaways from AI revolution in healthcare summit 2025
- AI is no longer a futuristic concept; it is actively transforming healthcare today. The summit showcased how real-world AI applications improve diagnostics, workflows, and patient outcomes.
- Generative AI is leading innovation in medical research, treatment planning, and healthcare accessibility.
- Public-private partnerships are essential for addressing global healthcare disparities and ensuring equitable AI adoption.
- AI-driven early childhood health initiatives, like Project CHILD, highlight the potential of predictive analytics in shaping future healthcare strategies.
- Continuous evaluation of AI tools, especially LLMs, is crucial for maintaining accuracy, trust, and patient safety.
What’s next?
Following the resounding success of the first edition, the AI Revolution in Healthcare Summit 2025 will return to Dubai in October 2025.
Building on the momentum of 1,200+ global delegates and 80+ expert speakers, the next edition will dive deeper into clinical, operational, and regulatory advancements shaping the future of AI in healthcare.
The revolution is here—and it’s only getting started.
-By Rohini Kundu and the AHT Team
