How Singapore hospitals are pioneering AI GovInsider

It's a cool, breezy evening, and you are out for a run. The fitness tracker strapped to your wrist beeps. It has detected a change in your gait – forecasting a possible injury in a few weeks. AI-enabled devices like these are already possible today, said Tamsin Greulich-Smith, Chief of the Smart Health Leadership Centre. She works closely with hospitals in Singapore to help them use AI, data analytics, design thinking techniques and what she calls'human-centred design'.