When will AI die? ‘Very accurate’ artificial intelligence can now predict premature death

Study author Professor Joe Kai, head of primary care at the faculty of medicine health sciences, added: “There is intense interest in the potential to use “AI” or “machine learning” to better predict health outcomes.

“In some situations we may find it helps, in others it may not.

“In this particular case, we have shown that with careful tuning, these algorithms can usefully improve prediction.

“These techniques can be new to many in health research and difficult to follow.

“We believe by clearly reporting these methods in a transparent way, this could help with scientific verification and future development of this exciting field for healthcare.”

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