GE Healthcare, Fujitsu to develop AI to help spot brain aneurysms

GE Healthcare signed on to a new Australian research collaboration to develop artificial intelligence tools to quickly and automatically diagnose brain aneurysms. GE will be contributing its Revolution CT scanners to the "co-creation" effort. The project is being led by the Australian division of Fujitsu, the Tokyo-based IT services firm, which will focus on developing the AI and digital solutions. Additionally, Sydney's Macquarie University and Macquarie Medical Imaging will provide clinical expertise for the product's development and testing. The group hopes to offer a commercial solution to radiology practices in Australia before going worldwide.