AI Tools That Talk, Scan, and Save Lives Are Reshaping the Investment Landscape

Equity Insider News Commentary

Issued on behalf of Avant Technologies Inc.

VANCOUVER, BC, June 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Equity Insider News Commentary – Amid the wave of new AI-powered innovations in healthcare, so far ambient scribes have emerged as the breakout use case. As the range of AI uses for the healthcare sector continues to grow, experts are analyzing the potential ROI on their implementation, and how much they'll benefit early adopters. Healthcare leaders are already seeing improvements, such as slashed clinician workloads from voice AI, and the adoption of AI agents to increase efficiency and smarter care delivery. For investors looking for remaining early-mover advantages, there have been several publicly-traded companies with recent developments worthy of capturing their attention, including Avant Technologies, Inc. (OTCQB: AVAI), Spectral AI, Inc. (NASDAQ: MDAI), Palantir Technologies (NADSAQ: PLTR), GE HealthCare Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: GEHC), and CeriBell, Inc. (NASDAQ: CBLL).

Investor interest in private companies is surging, as venture capital continues to pour into the AI-in-healthcare space. In Q1 alone, AI firms accounted for more than half of all digital health funding. Recent raises include $45 million for Ellipsis Health and $28 million for Autonomize AI, both targeting next-gen clinical intelligence. From diagnostics to drug discovery, the pace of innovation is accelerating — and many of these rollouts are now catching the attention of retail investors.

One example is the rollout of AI-powered screenings for diabetic retinopathy now underway across Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Panama. Avant Technologies, Inc. (OTCQB: AVAI) and joint-venture partner Ainnova Tech have begun offering free Vision AI scans inside Grupo Dökka's Fischel and La Bomba pharmacy chains. The fast, non-invasive test detects early retinal changes—often before symptoms appear—and delivers secure results within minutes. By embedding the service in retail pharmacies and preparing for a parallel launch in Mexico, the partners are bringing care closer to patients while generating real-world data to support broader commercialization.