This January, Tim Cook made the astonishing assertion that Apple's greatest contribution as a company would be in healthcare. Now, nine months later, we might have a bit more of an idea what the heck he was talking about. A recent report from The Guardian uncovered pages of internal Apple documents containing Siri functionality instructions and transcripts. The investigation focused on the way Apple made changes to Siri's answers to questions about feminism, gender equality, and the #MeToo movement. But it also contained some information about what Apple has in the works for its oft-struggling voice assistant overall.

But one telehealth company – Now Healthcare Group – believes it can apply AI to its existing apps to relieve some of that strain. Former founder of an advertising company Lee Dentith founded AI healthcare startup Now Healthcare in 2014. He came up with the idea when he wanted to get one of his children to see a GP but struggled to get through, something that many people will be familiar with. Now Healthcare provides Europe's largest remote digital GP consultation platform, NowGP, and a subscription service with the NHS, Now Patient. Founder Dentith also had a background in technology, something that COO of the company Tim Ng regards as vital for its success.

But one telehealth company – Now Healthcare Group – believes it can apply AI to its existing apps to relieve some of that strain.