Qure.ai buying intent
14 tracked signals — top 9 topics below — Engineering and Support are carrying most of it.
Attention by team
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Who to contact at Qure.ai
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Top accounts researching Qure.ai
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What's been said
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Was at Y Combinator Startup School yesterday. The crowd was something else. Hustlers everywhere. What got me though: the number of young builders. College students. 15-year-olds. Shipping real stuff, asking sharper questions than a lot of adults in the room. AI has been a real democratiser, especially for students. Oh, how I wish I was in college right now. The hustle density was the other thing. People hiring, targeting ICPs, running demos back-to-back. No one was there to hang out. India doesn't have a talent problem. It has a room-size problem.
Qure.ai, a company from India, has expanded its AI system for reading chest X-rays and CT scans to more than 105 countries, helping catch diseases early in places with severe radiologist shortages.