For years, the doctor’s handwriting, which has been most joked about on the Internet and among friends, has become so stereotyped in our country that people say among people “Like a doctor’s handwritingHe started the phrase ”. Some pharmacists in our country cannot even read these articles. even switched to barcode prescribing system. Of course, these illegible handwriting are not only a problem in our country.

Google, on the other hand, has introduced a new feature that will make this problem a thing of the past today at its event in India. These articles that no one can read anymore with Google Lens be “deciphered” with the help of artificial intelligence (!)

Developed with pharmacists

Google Lens, Google’s “Swiss Army Knife” application, was able to detect simple texts as well as many other functions. At the Google event held today in India, able to detect complex handwriting It has been announced that an artificial intelligence module will be integrated into Lens. Although this artificial intelligence has been developed to solve all handwriting problems, the main goal of the project is to Reported to detect doctor’s handwriting and drug names.

At the event in India, they announced that the feature is still in early testing phase but still works very well. A short video on how the feature works has also been released. The company’s Indian CEO Ashwini Vaishnaw spoke about the development of this artificial intelligence at the event. pharmacistsdoctors and other healthcare professionals, as well as persons with poor handwriting announced that they are working.

Although it has not yet been announced when the feature will be available, in any case, you should not rely too much on such artificial intelligence-assisted software in the first place and We recommend that you consult your doctor and pharmacist regardless of what happens when taking any medication..