Using AI to predict when patients will die sounds like an episode from Black Mirror but Stanford University researchers want to make it a reality. Known as palliative care, Its purpose is to prompt physicians and patients to have necessary end-of-life conversations earlier. Current predictions by human doctors are, for the most part, not very reliable leaving patients with unwanted, expensive and aggressive treatments. Past studies have shown that about 80 percent of Americans would prefer to spend their last days at home with close relatives. This is what Stanford researchers want to achieve. READ THE FULL ARTICLE http://TechnocularNews.com.
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Reference: Stanford University, Spectrum
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