Indian AI Non-Profit Uses Artificial Intelligence To Detect Tuberculosis
In today's episode of India Global, India is deploying artificial intelligence in its battle against the world's worst tuberculosis epidemic...where over a quarter of all cases are in India. India has invested millions in a national campaign to curb the disease, reducing its incidence by 18% since 2015. But diagnosing and treating the disease is a complex and lengthy process. That's why Indian non-profit Wadhwani AI has developed a suite of AI-powered tools to assist health workers detect undiagnosed cases, decide on treatment plans, and prevent people from dropping out of treatment. NDTV's Gaurie Dwivedi speaks to Shekar Sivasubramanian, CEO, Wadhwani AI.
