healthcare.digital October 17, 2017
Jennifer Bresnick

Healthcare artificial intelligence companies are offering intriguing products, but providers must be wary of too much hype around machine learning tools.

Few phrases in the healthcare IT world conjure up quite as much excitement as “artificial intelligence.”

Sweeping through vendor marketing teams like a tidal wave of opportunity, nearly every technology company has at least thought about how they can integrate machine learning algorithms into their catalogues in order to take advantage of the fever-pitch hype around this new frontier of big data analytics.

Globally, the healthcare industry is expected to increase its investment in AI by 44 percent between 2017 and 2020, according to a Tata Consultancy Services survey, meaning there are big bucks at stake for AI companies...

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