Scientists train AI model to predict future illnesses


Based on a patient's case history, the Delphi-2M AI ‘predicts the rates of more than 1,000 diseases’ years into the future, the team from British, Danish, German and Swiss institutions wrote in a paper published in the journal Nature. — Pixabay

PARIS: Scientists said Sept 17 that they had created an AI model able to predict medical diagnoses years in advance, building on the same technology behind consumer chatbots like ChatGPT.

Based on a patient's case history, the Delphi-2M AI "predicts the rates of more than 1,000 diseases" years into the future, the team from British, Danish, German and Swiss institutions wrote in a paper published in the journal Nature.

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