Tech giant Samsung has partnered with the decentralized science (DeSci) and medical AI protocol Galeon to provide AI training data using its ultrasound devices.
Samsung announced this on Tuesday to Cointelegraph. The announcement stated that Samsung will integrate its ultrasound devices with Galeon's electronic health records (EHR) platform. According to Galeon CEO Loïc Brotons in an interview with Cointelegraph, the EHR has been launched in 18 interconnected hospitals, including Rouen University Hospital, Caen University Hospital, Toulon Hospital, and South France Hospital.
Samsung and Galeon stated that this collaboration aims to enhance the availability of medical data while adhering to privacy-first principles. Brotons mentioned that the data itself will not be stored on-chain, only the AI algorithms will run on-chain, "with the entire algorithm operation process being traceable." He added that all data is anonymized before training to ensure privacy compliance.
Through this collaboration, medical service institutions can train AI models without centralizing patient information. Each hospital or institution can not only have control over its own data but also benefit from shared algorithm training.
Brotons told Cointelegraph that this method of training medical AI has already shown results. He stated that the company has developed AI for automatic billing of medical services and providing consultation summaries, and is working on its own voice-to-text AI.
The medical industry has become one of the most active sectors in the decentralized science field. According to Alex Dobrin, head of awareness at VitaDAO, the time and cost required for drug development have prompted people to actively participate. VitaDAO is a decentralized organization dedicated to extending human lifespan.
According to the DeSci decentralized autonomous organization HydraDAO, it claimed in May this year that its research enabled "mice with complete spinal cord transection" to regain the ability to walk within five days. Such progress is attracting investor attention.
DeSci platform Bio Protocol announced earlier this month that it has completed a $6.9 million financing round, with investors including Maelstrom Fund and Animoca Brands. According to previous information, the company has received investment from cryptocurrency exchange Binance Labs, which is the venture capital arm of the exchange, with the investment date set for the end of 2024.
Data has become a core resource for many related projects. Currently, the DeSci platform is competing for the genetic data of the bankrupt DNA testing service provider 23andMe.
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Original article: “Samsung Partners with Blockchain Startup to Train AI for Ultrasound Devices”
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