Did You Know…
6 million car accidents and 2 million injury claims happen every year.
Yet even the busiest expert witnesses can only cover a fraction of a percent of those cases. How does AI fit into automotive expert witness work? Can a single picture of a car dent identify the speed of impact, or whether anyone was actually injured? Musculoskeletal Biomechanics expert witness Dr. Rami Hashish built Silent Witness to solve the problem.
Rami’s Doctorate in Physical Therapy and PhD in Musculoskeletal Biomechanics from USC steered him into the expert witness world and led him to a decade of being retained over a thousand times in personal injury and accident cases. Simultaneously, he founded and sold an AI medical records summarization company called Parrot. Throughout his journey, he kept asking himself why expert-level intelligence only arrives at the end of a case.
With his new venture, Silent Witness, the platform uses a proprietary mathematical vision model to analyze vehicle damage photos, quantify deformation, and calculate the change in speed, all in a fraction of the time it takes to blink. It models human motion inside the vehicle and predicts expected injuries, factoring in the plaintiff’s height, weight, and pre-existing conditions. The best part? Every case is reviewed and signed off by a PhD-level scientist to ensure the final expert witness report is defensible in court. Silent Witness brings this expert-level intelligence throughout the entire case.
Hear about Rami’s experience as an expert witness, how AI should be used in his industry, and detailed explanations about Silent Witness in Episode 150!
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