Two Doctors' Sons Launch Free Medical AI, Already Used by 800,000 People
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The sons of two doctors have created Vera Health, a startup that offers a free clinical search engine aimed at healthcare professionals. The project is presented as a "ChatGPT for doctors," that is, an artificial intelligence tool designed to answer precise medical questions.
According to the published information, the company has only 12 employees. Yet, one year after its creation, it claims to have reached 800,000 users in 190 countries. The service is aimed mainly at caregivers, who can search for clinical information quickly, without paying a subscription.
The tool stands out from general-purpose artificial intelligence assistants through its focus: it is centered on the medical field. The founders thus aim to offer specialized help to doctors in their daily practice. The sources and methods used by the search engine have not been detailed in the available information.
The available data do not specify whether the service is accessible in French or whether it is already significantly used in France. The development of artificial intelligence tools in healthcare remains a topic closely followed by professionals, but the real impact of this project on medical practice remains to be seen.
Sources: La Crème Du Gaming
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