The urgent task of hospital emergency operators is how to determine the situation of helpers through questions and save the lives of patients. Shortly afterwards, the newly developed artificial intelligence technology will help emergency operators to complete this task.
Beginning in December 2016, in Copenhagen, the emergency operator received help from an artificial intelligence operator called Corti, who understood what the other person said and sounded on the phone, and whether the patient had a cardiac arrest and could then The first aid professionals give tips to help them diagnose more accurately.
Corti can also help in other ways. For example, it can remind the operator to ask where the accident happened and ensure that the ambulance on the way goes to the right destination, but it is more valuable to diagnose the disease by detecting background clues.
According to "Fast Company" magazine, in an accident, the operator inferred that a man fell and the damaged roof hit the back. At this time, Corti turned on the voice recognition mode. It heard a weak vibration and the patient was still breathing but trying to breathe. Corti recognized the scene.
At present, artificial intelligence is still in the training mode. It cannot provide direct advice to the operator. In the future, a series of more appropriate instructions will be developed to help the operator determine the patient's condition.
Corti was developed by a start-up company in the Netherlands. The technology is still under development. Like other machine learning platforms, Corti is constantly improving its diagnostic capabilities and trying to read more information. Perhaps at some point in the future, the startup will introduce Corti’s artificial intelligence technology into the United States.
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