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Stanislas Niox-Chateau, co-founder and CEO of Doctolib, affirmed that this is a " sovereign French initiative with a serious scientific basis," built in collaboration with local doctors and researchers. "We want to bring AI to patients," he declared.
According to the VNA correspondent in Paris, Mr. Niox-Chateau emphasized that fake news about health is becoming a global pandemic as more and more people self-treat based on information from TikTok or Instagram.
"Our goal is to regain the initiative in providing reliable health information," he stated.
Doctolib – with over 50 million users in France – has been an early adopter of AI in clinics through its "digital assistant" that helps doctors handle administrative tasks, generate bills, and transmit data to health insurance agencies. Since its deployment, approximately 5 million patient visits have been assisted by AI.
The new assistant is aimed at individual users, providing "authenticated and personalized" health content to help track health, update vaccinations, screen for illnesses, and offer preventative recommendations. The app will begin rolling out in the coming weeks.
Doctolib emphasizes that this AI application does not provide diagnoses or prescriptions, but only offers information and guidance based on official French medical data sources.
The entire service complies with European Union data security standards and the official care procedures of the French healthcare system.
Source: https://tuoitre.vn/phap-ra-mat-tro-ly-ai-chong-tin-gia-y-te-20251029115348116.htm
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