Google merges DeepMind health app with other AI efforts

By Jeremy Kahn
  • TECH

  • Wednesday, 14 Nov 2018

Alphabet Inc is merging part of its London-based artificial intelligence company DeepMind into sister company Google. 

DeepMind said Nov 13 the team that created a mobile app to alert healthcare providers to hospital patients at risk of deteriorating will join a newly formed Google division, called Google Health. The unit is being headed by David Feinberg, the former chief executive officer of Geisinger Health Systems. 

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