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Google licenses AI diabetic retinopathy model to partners in India, Thailand
Google announced it is licensing its AI model focused on detecting diabetic retinopathy to partners in Thailand and India, two countries the tech giant says have a shortage of eye specialists.
Google Research teams partnered with foundational research partners Aravind Eye Hospital in India and Rajavithi Hospital in Thailand nearly a decade ago to research whether AI could be used to help reduce preventable blindness caused by diabetic retinopathy.
Today, the company announced it is partnering with healthcare providers and health-tech partners across the countries to distribute the developed AI-enabled diabetic retinopathy model to improve access to eyesight-saving care.
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