Health AIās $billions: From Savior Dreams to Tech Hangover
In 2023, health AI startups saw $14 billion chasing the cure for what ails Silicon Valleyās optimism. Big names like Google Health and Epic invested heavily, acting like modern-day alchemists promising AI could diagnose, personalize, and revolutionize by breakfast. But after a binge of data and hype, the sobering reality hit: decades-old medical problems donāt just vanish because a bot got smarter. Everyoneās realizing health AI success doesnāt come from flashy demos or million-dollar funding roundsāitās slow, ugly, and deeply human. Meanwhile, investors are nervously eyeing burn rates, CEOs are rewriting buzzwords, and the industry faces its reckoning. Spoiler: AI isnāt Dr. House.
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Health AI raised $14B like it was magic fairy dust, but turns out you canāt reboot decades of wonky healthcare with code. Welcome to the Tech Hangover, where hype crashes harder than your last hospital Wi-Fi connection.
If health AI was a patient, itād be in ICU from overdosing on unrealistic expectations and underdosing on real outcomes. Somewhere, Google Health is writing a breakup text to hype.
They poured $14 billion into health AI like it was Red Bull, expecting wings. Instead, it just gave us a jittery industry wondering why the flying never happened.
Source: Statnews | Published: 8/26/2025 | Author: Mario Aguilar
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