AI adoption in healthcare could generate 3 million jobs by 2028

In this exclusive interview with Express Computer, Girish Raghavan, CTO – Women’s Health & X-Ray and VP – Engineering at GE HealthCare Technology Centre India, speaks of how AI is revolutionising diagnostics and imaging for the future. From innovating 3D MRI foundation models to scaling cloud-based imaging and tele-ICU networks, he highlights how GE HealthCare is closing critical care gaps, improving early disease detection, and enabling care teams through smart technologies.

He also sheds light on the company’s long-term investments in India, with ₹8,000 crore committed to R&D, digital health, and AI-driven solutions. As India strengthens its position as a global MedTech hub, GE HealthCare’s collaborations with leading institutes like AIIMS and IISc reflect a focused strategy to co-create scalable innovations that meet the country’s diverse healthcare needs. With a strong push for “Make in India – for India, for the world,” the company is enabling world-class care in Tier-2 cities and beyond.

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