Daniel Nadler
Founder and CEO, OpenEvidence
His AI medical search tool, known as ChatGPT for doctors, is used by 40% of US physicians, he told CNBC.
- Born
- 1983, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- Now
- Founder and CEO, OpenEvidence
- Studied
- Harvard University
Interesting facts
- Side project
Published a book of poetry, Lacunae: 100 Imagined Ancient Love Poems, with Farrar, Straus and Giroux in 2016.
en.wikipedia.org - Side project
Was an executive producer on the film Motherless Brooklyn (2019) and a co-financier and producer of Palmer (2021).
en.wikipedia.org - Early start
Co-founded his first AI company, Kensho, in 2013 while still a Harvard PhD student; S&P Global bought it in 2018.
en.wikipedia.org - Detour
Between companies he went back to reading the classics, studied Ancient Greek again and took drawing lessons from a Royal Academy teacher.
goldmansachs.com - Turning point
Says the images coming out of New York City when COVID hit made it clear his second company would be in medicine.
goldmansachs.com - Numbers
Says 95% of new OpenEvidence users hear about it from another physician, and that more than 40% of US physicians use it.
cnbc.com
Career
- OpenEvidenceFounder and CEO2022 to now
- KenshoCo-founder2013–2018
Education
- PhD, Harvard University, 2016
