The suite allows medical providers to quickly search through imaging metadata and analyze images to make a diagnosis.
Google Cloud’s global lead for health tech and strategy, Alissa Hsu Lynch, told Forbes that no patient data would be used for advertising efforts and that the service will follow all federal health privacy laws.
Medical organizations Hologic and Hackensack (N.J.) Meridian Health have already implemented the AI tool.
“With the advancements in medical imaging technology, there’s been an increase in the size and complexity of these images,” Ms. Lynch told Forbes. “We know that AI can enable faster, more accurate diagnosis and therefore help improve productivity for healthcare workers.”
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