Google's Schmidt Tells HIMSS That AI Will Enable Precision Medicine, Won't Replace Doctors

Mar 09, 2018

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LAS VEGAS (GenomeWeb) – During his keynote address here this week at the annual Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society conference, former Google CEO Eric Schmidt announced a new application programming interface for Google Cloud, a launch that will likely impact genome informatics and diagnostic technology in the near future.

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