- Published on February 4, 2020
- In AI Features
How AI Helps In Early Detection Of Coronavirus Outbreak
- By Sameer Balaganur
Artificial intelligence is still not advanced enough to cure diseases but is very well designed to detect diseases whenever there is an outbreak of a deadly infection like the Coronavirus. Coronavirus, with over 17,205 confirmed infections as of Sunday, has already spread to countries like India. In this kind of outbreak, artificial intelligence can help in spreading awareness with various additional insights. It can also help in assisting the world health leaders by bringing in curated information about the deadly disease.
AI Supporting The Docs
The outbreak of the Coronavirus has been a time-sensitive matter as it became crucial for the researchers and the general public to know the whereabouts of the disease.
During a similar attack in China called SARS, there wasn’t enough d
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Sameer Balaganur
Sameer is an aspiring Content Writer. Occasionally writes poems, loves food and is head over heels with Basketball.
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