Applied AI Summit
Free online conference | October 14-16, 2025Bridging the Gap Between Generative AI and Quantum Healthcare Modeling
This session outlines a practical framework for integrating quantum-inspired optimization and AI-driven modeling into real-world healthcare analytics. Building on the author’s recent four-part educational series, the talk bridges foundational concepts — from stochastic processes and Markov models to energy-based architectures like Boltzmann Machines — and connects them to modern applications in machine learning and hybrid optimization. Case studies include pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) rebate negotiation modeling and the unsupervised detection of latent states in chronic disease populations, with an emphasis on interpretability and actionability. Rather than presenting speculative visions, this session focuses on how current AI tools, combined with emerging quantum-classical workflows, can enhance decision support and cost modeling in high-stakes domains. Attendees will walk away with an understanding of where and how quantum-adaptable AI approaches can be responsibly explored, especially in complex environments like healthcare where both transparency and trust are paramount.
About the speaker
Molly Maskrey
Lead Data Scientist at Forte Analytics
Molly Maskrey is a healthcare analytics researcher and quantum computing consultant based in Denver, Colorado. When not developing theoretical frameworks for pharmaceutical optimization, she can be found piloting aircraft over the Rocky Mountains or competing in local tennis tournaments. Currently planning her escape to the San Juan Islands aboard her sailboat, aptly named the \textit{Quantum Nomad}, where she intends to revolutionize healthcare economics one quantum algorithm at a time—with occasional breaks for sailing and shore power-dependent Zoom calls from scenic harbors. Her unique blend of advanced analytics, quantum computing expertise, and questionable life choices makes her the go-to consultant for organizations seeking to bridge the gap between cutting-edge technology and practical business solutions. This work is part of a series exploring theoretical frameworks for real-world quantum applications.