Home topics news News News New AI X-Ray assistant to help doctors see more, do more Yajush Gupta September 9, 2024 Harrison.ai launches a new tool called Harrison.rad.1 that helps doctors with X-rays. It can chat about X-rays, find important details, write reports, and even consider a patient’s history. Safety and accuracy are their top priorities, and experts will be testing it thoroughly. Robyn Denholm, Harrison.ai Board Director, said “The Harrison.rad.1 model is transformative and an exciting next step for the company. Harrison.ai is delivering on the promise of helping solve real-world problems more effectively and reliably and helping to save lives.” The model is now being made accessible to selected industry partners, healthcare professionals, and regulators around the world to spark collective conversations about the safe, responsible, and ethical use of AI to revolutionise healthcare access and capability, and to improve patient outcomes. The Harrison.ai team have already proven their responsible approach to AI development. Their existing radiology solution Annalise.ai has been cleared for clinical use in over 40 countries and is commercially deployed in healthcare organisations globally, impacting millions of lives annually. With the same dedication to rigour and care, the Harrison.rad.1 model will undergo further open and competitive evaluations by world-leading professionals. Dr. Aengus Tran, co-founder and CEO of Harrison.ai said, “AI’s promise rests on its foundations – the quality of the data, rigour of its modelling and its ethical development and use. Based on these parameters, the Harrison.rad.1 model is groundbreaking.” This model is unlike existing