A mobile application has been developed that helps treat ears
Author - Mansur Ismagulov
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Researchers from the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center have developed a mobile app with AI to detect otitis and associated infections. The program is trained on thousands of video recordings and achieves 93% accuracy, whereas the accuracy range for doctors is 30–84%. Source: jamanetwork.com.
Researchers from the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center have developed a mobile application that uses artificial intelligence to identify ear health issues in humans. Currently, the program can detect the presence or absence of two types of conditions: otitis and introduced infections.
The artificial intelligence model was trained on thousands of video recordings of ear canals. The application demonstrates an accuracy rate of 93%. In contrast, the accuracy range of physicians in diagnosing ear conditions is between 30% and 84%.
Source: jamanetwork.com
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