The Apple’s upcoming Health+ service will replicate doctor's act and give lifestyle recommendations based on user's data.
Temmy Samuel
AI Doctor is coming to Apple's Health App
Apple is reportedly revamping its Health app with AI to act as a personal health coach and provide doctor-led educational videos about an array of health topics. The feature will actually works by using integrated AI agent to “replicate” a doctor and act as a personal health coach, and provide lifestyle recommendations based on users’ health data. The feature has been tagged "Apple’s upcoming Health+ service," and will also include food tracking and workout form correction using the device’s camera. Apple plans to launch the project with iOS 19.4 next spring or summer. To prepare, it's using data from its in-house doctors to train the AI and building a studio near Oakland to create health-related videos. The company is also looking for a well-known doctor to be the face of the service. What do you think about this development? Let's know your opinion in the comments section.
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Temmy Samuel
He is a seasoned journalist with extensive experience in consumer tech, economy, finance, business, money and politics. Currently chasing a BSc degree in Accounting.
