There are more AI health tools than ever—but how well do they work?
Tech companies like Microsoft and Amazon are launching AI health tools to provide medical advice and connect users with their health records. However, researchers say these tools need to be rigorously evaluated by independent experts to ensure they are safe and effective.
Microsoft and Amazon have launched AI health tools, joining other companies like OpenAI. These tools provide health advice and connect users with their medical records. Researchers say they need to be evaluated by independent experts to ensure safety and effectiveness. The demand for these tools is driven by limited access to healthcare. Companies claim AI advancements have made it possible to provide reliable medical advice. However, experts warn that trusting companies to evaluate their own products could be unwise.
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