Putting AI at the service of skin


Google could soon launch a web-based application to help diagnose common skin conditions. — AFP Relaxnews

Google plans to use artificial intelligence to help people identify certain skin conditions. In fact, an application capable of diagnosing skin complaints could be coming by the end of the year. The idea is to photograph a mole or a rash, for example, which is then analysed to give a list of corresponding conditions and their level of severity.

It was at the Google I/O conference that the tech giant unveiled this new dermatology assist tool, powered directly by artificial intelligence by machine learning. The aim is to be able to detect any potential health issues relating to skin, hair or nails. But while the tool seeks to warn users about potential risks, it's evidently no substitute for specialist medical advice, which should always be sought if in doubt.

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