Computers have learned to detect the likelihood of death from COVID-19

WiseNews, citing a study by scientists at the University of Copenhagen, published material in

which reports that computers have learned to identify the likelihood of death from coronavirus infection. So, people can know with 90% accuracy whether they will die from this disease.

This ability of artificial intelligence can bewill be used in hospitals to predict the number of patients who need a respirator. In addition, computers can help determine which people should be vaccinated first. It is known to have trained artificial intelligence using health data on about 3,944 Danish COVID-19 patients.

“A computer can never replace assessmentdoctor, but it can help doctors and hospitals see many patients infected with COVID-19 at once and set current priorities,” – says Professor Mads Nielsen from the Department of Computer Science at the University of Copenhagen.