AI chatbot assists patients in preliminary medical consultations during clinical trial

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A recent clinical trial explored the potential use of an AI chatbot in urgent care scenarios. Approximately 100 patients interacted with a Google-developed chatbot named AMIE about their health concerns. These virtual consultations occurred before the patients had in-person appointments with doctors. The trial aimed to assess whether such AI tools could support and enhance preliminary medical evaluations.

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