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Dan Vahdat

Dan Vahdat

Founder and CEO of Huma. London, since 2011.

Dan Vahdat is the Founder and CEO of Huma, the operating system for AI in healthcare. After beginning a PhD at Johns Hopkins University, Dan left academia to build the infrastructure he believed healthcare was missing: an operating system for regulated AI. Today, Huma partners with governments, health systems, and life sciences companies to build national-scale healthcare and research infrastructure. Huma has become one of the worldโ€™s largest regulated healthcare AI platforms, powering more than 5,000 hospitals and clinics, supporting over 100 million people across 70+ countries, and working with 15 of the worldโ€™s top 20 life sciences companies. Dan is a member of the World Economic Forumโ€™s Global Innovators and Unicorn Communities and believes the next generation of civilization will be built on sovereign AI infrastructure for societyโ€™s most critical industries.

Dan Vahdat is the Founder and CEO of Huma, the operating system for AI in healthcare. After beginning a PhD at Johns Hopkins University, Dan left academia to build the infrastructure he believed healthcare was missing: an operating system for regulated AI. Today, Huma partners with governments, health systems, and life sciences companies to build national-scale healthcare and research infrastructure. Huma has become one of the worldโ€™s largest regulated healthcare AI platforms, powering more than 5,000 hospitals and clinics, supporting over 100 million people across 70+ countries, and working with 15 of the worldโ€™s top 20 life sciences companies. Dan is a member of the World Economic Forumโ€™s Global Innovators and Unicorn Communities and believes the next generation of civilization will be built on sovereign AI infrastructure for societyโ€™s most critical industries.

Dan Vahdat is the Founder and CEO of Huma, the operating system for AI in healthcare. After beginning a PhD at Johns Hopkins University, Dan left academia to build the infrastructure he believed healthcare was missing: an operating system for regulated AI. Today, Huma partners with governments, health systems, and life sciences companies to build national-scale healthcare and research infrastructure. Huma has become one of the worldโ€™s largest regulated healthcare AI platforms, powering more than 5,000 hospitals and clinics, supporting over 100 million people across 70+ countries, and working with 15 of the worldโ€™s top 20 life sciences companies. Dan is a member of the World Economic Forumโ€™s Global Innovators and Unicorn Communities and believes the next generation of civilization will be built on sovereign AI infrastructure for societyโ€™s most critical industries.