Articles / Google predicts when people will die ‘with 95% accuracy’
Google has claimed it can predict with 95% accuracy when people will die using new artificial intelligence technology.
In a paper published in the journal Nature, the company’s Medical Brain team detailed how it is using a new type of artificial intelligence algorithm to make predictions about the likelihood of death among patients in two separate hospitals.
For predicting patient mortality, Google’s Medical Brain was 95% accurate in the first hospital and 93% accurate in the second.
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