John Beadle, Murray Brozinsky, Andrew Ettinger, and Ryan Tarzy sit down for a roundtable discussion on the expert research services powering AI's move into specialized industries.
Frontier labs are pushing deeper into specialized fields. Google is previewing Gemini for financial services workflows, OpenAI has developed GPT-Rosalind for life sciences research, and Anthropic is bringing Claude into healthcare and clinical trial workflows. That shift is creating demand for the infrastructure behind it: domain-specific data, expert feedback, and rigorous evaluation.
The conversation builds on our new whitepaper, Scarcity at the Frontier, which explores why so much of what these systems need in healthcare comes from clinical expertise, institutional knowledge, and patient outcomes built up over years, and what specialized research providers can offer that frontier labs can't easily build themselves.
The discussion also highlights two Aegis portfolio companies building that foundation:
Hume AI: Tackling one of the hardest modalities to measure and evaluate. Hume AI brings the expertise needed to assess how voice AI actually performs.
Avandra: Turning medical imaging into reliable data for training and validating AI.
Read the whitepaper: https://aegisventures.com/insights/scarcity-at-the-frontier
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