On the streets of Chinese cities will establish mini-clinics with artificial intelligence

The development of the field of artificial intelligence in China, of course, is not as rapid as in Japan, but this country also has its own advanced ideas in this area. For example, the Chinese company Ping An Good Doctor intends to install several thousand medical rooms on the streets of large Chinese cities, which will be controlled with the help of artificial intelligence. It is assumed that visitors to these mini-clinics will be able to undergo a full examination, find out their diagnosis, as well as receive treatment recommendations.

Modern Chinese people live a very eventful life, in which, unfortunately, there is not always time to take care of their health. Partial solution to this problem can be promoted by high-tech devices - mini-clinics that will work in tandem with the operator. Having come into such a street cabin, any passer-by can feel like at a reception in a polyclinic and tell a "high-tech" doctor about his problems. The artificial intelligence program will forward the patient's complaints to the operator on call, who will help to make the final diagnosis.

It is reported that the diagnosis may take from several minutes to an hour (in especially difficult cases). After the patient will be recommended drugs, he will be able to buy them in the same mini-clinic.

The installation of such mini-clinics is part of the Healthy China-2030 government program. Using such devices, the authorities plan to improve the quality of life of ordinary Chinese, including by increasing life expectancy.