US EditionAI chatbot aims to improve diagnosis for rare disorders
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AI chatbot aims to improve diagnosis for rare disorders
Researchers at Oregon State University are developing an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot to help doctors diagnose rare disorders like aromatic l-amino acid decarboxylase (AADC) deficiency. “In the long term, I’m convinced that AI will have a profound impact on health care,” Stephen Ramsey, PhD, associate professor of computer science at Oregon State, said in a university news story. “It will help us to individualize treatment, accelerate di…
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