Ping An Healthcare and Technology

Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the world. Corporations are racing to establish themselves as leaders in the field, while investors want to cash in by putting their hard-earned money into the most promising AI companies.

As interest in AI continues to rise among healthcare providers, payers and investors, some tech companies are moving beyond common use cases when developing tools. These companies are creating unique content-focused generative AI products that can help reduce costs, improve patient care and give them an edge in a crowded marketplace.

Ant Group has announced significant upgrades to its AI healthcare solutions, aiming to boost hospital and doctor capabilities while benefiting users with AI technology. The introduction of these solutions marks a step forward in the adoption of AI in hospital operations and patient care,

PPH researchers apply cutting-edge AI and computational models to massive datasets to develop a deep understanding of the factors that shape health and illness.

Despite the staggering 12,000-kilometer distance between them, China's domestically developed Toumai surgical robot bridged the geographical divide to make transcontinental surgery a reality. "With telecommunication techniques,

Some of the biggest use cases of AI are excellent suggestions for making the most of data for preventive care.

The new Microsoft Dragon Copilot solution leverages generative AI-powered ambient listening voice recognition to automate clinical documentation, enhance administrative efficiency and allow clinicians to focus on patient care. Kyndryl will begin offering Dragon Copilot in its healthcare services portfolio beginning in May 2025.

AI innovations look set to transform healthcare by facilitating precision medicine, improving diagnostic accuracy and enhancing patient experience.