Kuddo Health uses AI agents on NVIDIA GPUs to review therapy sessions
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Kuddo Health founder Wenyi Zhu says the company's AI agents, accelerated by NVIDIA GPUs and CUDA, review therapy sessions and provide guidance to behavioral health clinicians. Zhu says her own experience with therapy inspired the company's mission.
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