Krishna Pandey

Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies

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Krishna Pandey is an emerging researcher at the intersection of artificial intelligence, public health policy, and digital healthcare innovation. Their work focuses on how AI-driven technologies can transform healthcare delivery, particularly in the context of India’s evolving government health schemes. Pandey’s most cited paper, “Exploring Various Government Health Schemes and the Use of AI in the Changing Dynamics of India” (2024), with 17 citations, critically examines how AI systems—from diagnostic tools to treatment management—can be integrated into public health infrastructure to improve accessibility and efficiency. This work highlights the practical applications of AI in clinical and administrative settings, offering a roadmap for policymakers and technologists alike. In “Artificial Intelligence: A Gateway to the Twenty-First Century” (2025), Pandey explores the philosophical dimensions of intelligence, arguing that true understanding transcends rote knowledge. Additionally, their research on healthcare robots enabled with IoT and AI addresses the growing demand for personalized, remote care for aging populations and chronic disease patients. Though early in their career, Pandey’s interdisciplinary approach—bridging technology, ethics, and public health—positions them as a thoughtful voice in the global conversation on AI’s role in equitable healthcare.