Artificial Intelligence ushers in the era of superhuman doctors

"How long would you say that's been going on?" In primary care, one in 20 patients will get a wrong diagnosis. These are worrying figures, driven by the complex nature of diagnosis, which can encompass incomplete information from patients, missed hand-offs between care providers, biases that cloud doctors' judgement, overworked staff, overbooked systems, and more. This is why many want to use the constant and unflappable power of artificial intelligence to achieve more accurate diagnosis, prompt care and greater efficiency.