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🤖 AI: OpenAI Partners with WHO to Build Early Disease Detection Models

2025-06-01 Category: News Briefs Views(326)

OpenAI today announced a collaboration with the World Health Organization to train AI models on global health data, aiming to flag outbreak patterns before they spread. By combining WHO’s epidemiological expertise with OpenAI’s machine-learning platform, the initiative hopes to shorten response times and improve resource allocation during emerging health crises.

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