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Health: Jaide aims to reduce diagnostic errors with generative AI

• Artificial intelligence is not about to replace doctors, but it can help them to better manage patients by facilitating prediagnosis and more accurate symptom monitoring.
• We talk to Jean-Emmanuel Bibault, a professor of radiation oncology and the founder of the French start-up Jaide, which uses generative AI to improve the monitoring of cancer patients’ symptoms.
• Jaide offers a system to automate routine consultations, which generates clear and precise information for doctors while allowing them more time to focus on treatments and therapeutic solutions.
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