Babylon, the digital health startup out of the U.K., inked a deal with Samsung in which it will provide consumers with access to artificial intelligence-enabled doctors via smartphones. According to a report in the Financial Times, Samsung has agreed to preinstall the technology into its new devices, enabling consumers to set up a video appointment with a doctor or get a check of symptoms via Samsung's Health app. Babylon's software will be used in that respect to provide consumers with medical advice. The Financial Times reported that in the beginning, the technology will be found in any new Samsung smartphones in the U.K. only. The technology will eventually be launched around the world as part of Babylon's push into international markets.