Google Cloud on Monday announced new artificial intelligence-powered search capabilities that will help clinicians quickly access information from different data sources.
The company said the new capabilities will ultimately save health-care workers a significant amount of time and energy."While it should save time to be able to do that search, it should also prevent frustration on behalf of clinicians and sure that they get to an answer easier," Lisa O'Malley, senior director of product management for Cloud AI at Google Cloud told CNBC in an interview.
In 2022, 53% of physicians reported that they were feeling burned out, up from 42% in 2018, according to a January survey from The health-care industry has historically been more hesitant to embrace new technology, and adoption can be even harder if health-care workers find new solutions distracting or hard to work with. It's something Gupta said Google has been paying close attention to.
"We are curious, we're enthusiastic, we're also careful," he told CNBC in an interview."And we're not going to put anything into patient care until it's really ready to be in patient care."
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