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1.- Josh Choi from ITU moderates the AI for Good Innovation Factory grand finale with 5 finalists from 39 countries.

2.- ITU, the UN agency for ICTs, organizes the AI for Good Global Summit with 33 UN agencies and Switzerland.

3.- The Innovation Factory, launched last year under the AI for Good Global Summit, offers prizes, investments, mentoring, and cloud credits.

4.- Reinhard Scholl, Deputy Director of ITU's Standardization Bureau, welcomes participants and notes the growing AI for Good community.

5.- Predicting the future impact of technology is difficult, but the finalists' solutions may help build a better future.

6.- The 3 judges represent organizations offering prizes: Stephan Ibaraki (Rens Capital), Carlo Gola (Gorrila Corp), Sarah Storeili (AWS).

7.- Rens Capital is embedded in deal flow and countries, excited about the AI for Good Innovation Factory program.

8.- Gorilla Corporation, a global go-to-market firm, will provide consulting and an enterprise collaboration platform to the winner.

9.- The Totaro Breda Institute conducts multi-stakeholder collaboration to make the world better through AI innovation. The winner can participate.

10.- AWS provides cloud service credits as prizes - $6,000 for 1st place, $3,400 for 2nd place. Sarah Storeili oversees AWS programs.

11.- Additional prizes include marketing/advisory support from Gorilla and Totaro Breda, due diligence from Rens Capital's investor network.

12.- Ride Safely uses AI to test the safety of driving software, identify vulnerabilities, and improve reliability for autonomous vehicles.

13.- Ride Safely targets the $64B automotive market, with plans to expand to other industries like healthcare.

14.- Ride Safely has a team with auto tech and AI expertise, and has pilot contracts and data agreements in place.

15.- Doctor On Call is a digital health platform that thrived during the pandemic by enabling virtual doctor consultations.

16.- Doctor On Call is multi-lingual and localized for Southeast Asia. It has onboarded 40 hospitals and 120,000 patients so far.

17.- Doctor On Call uses a freemium subscription model charging $5-15 per patient annually. It has strategic partnerships in the ecosystem.

18.- Kettle uses deep learning to reshape the $400B reinsurance industry and better predict climate change catastrophes like wildfires.

19.- Kettle's model predicted the 14 largest 2020 California wildfires. It analyzes more data points than industry norms.

20.- Kettle acts as a marketplace to match reinsurance clients and capital providers. It's targeting a $300B serviceable market.

21.- Talof Studio develops AI-powered assistive apps for the blind and deaf that work offline in real-time in 48 languages.

22.- Talof Studio's apps have unique features compared to Google and Microsoft. Downloads come from direct searches by disabled users.

23.- Talof aims to partner with organizations on accessibility. Its team includes persons with disabilities to build effective solutions.

24.- Afya Rekod is a patient-driven platform to capture, store and access health data in Kenya and other African countries.

25.- Afya Rekod uses AI/blockchain to bridge gaps when patients seek care across fragmented systems. It helped COVID response in Mombasa.

26.- Afya Rekod offers an affordable $5-15 per patient per year model in Kenya. It's expanding to Nigeria, South Africa and Cameroon.

27.- The audience voted Talof Studio as their top pick. An interview and blog post will highlight their solution.

28.- The judges selected Doctor On Call as the winner and Kettle as 2nd place. They gave acceptance speeches.

29.- ITU Director Chaesub Lee congratulated the startups and highlighted the growing importance of startup-led innovation for the SDGs.

30.- The AI for Good Innovation Factory will be upgraded next year with more structured support to help startups make an impact.

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