Artificial Intelligence has learned to predict the date of death
Scientists at Stanford University have created an artificial intelligence that can predict the death of a patient. The new technology will help to provide patients with mortally ill with the necessary care in recent days. This is written by The Sun.
The research team analyzed the medical history of approximately two million patients at Stanford Hospital and Lucille Packard Children's Hospital. The data obtained were used for machine learning.
"We argue that medical records of patients can be used to prioritize palliative care for patients," the scientists note.
Artificial intelligence, which has the data of many patients, will be able to predict the date of death of the patient. Thanks to this, hospitals and hospices will be able to provide necessary assistance to the dying in recent days. In addition, relatives will be able to take the sick person home in time to give him the opportunity to go to another world surrounded by relatives.
Currently, there is only a test version of the program, and scientists continue to work on its improvement.