This AI doctor knows what's wrong with you by checking your genome

Jurgi Camblong is a self-confessed dreamer. He believes it's possible to "democratise data-driven medicine" by standardising data analytics around the world. Founded in 2011, Camblong's Swiss-based Sophia Genetics is trying to do this with artificial intelligence and machine learning. Camblong, speaking at the WIRED Health conference in London, announced that in the next few weeks the firm will have analysed the genomic profiles of 100,000 people. Genome sequencing is the practice of decoding a person's DNA, a process that creates colossal amounts of data.