Bengaluru, July 29 -- India has immense potential to build companies that provide artificial intelligence (AI) services in healthcare to improve convenience, accessibility, and affordability around the world, a top executive at early-stage venture capital firm W Health Ventures told Mint.

"The biggest asset India will contribute to the world in healthcare is actually the AI-enabled services that will help make healthcare more convenient and less expensive. This is a space we are very excited about," said Pankaj Jethwani, managing partner at W Health Ventures.

W Health has raised its second fund of $70 million to invest in single-specialty care delivery and AI-enabled healthcare services for enterprises. With this fund, W Health aims to ...