Microsoft India is using artificial intelligence (AI) in a bid to eliminate avoidable blindness. The company and LV Prasad Eye Institute launched the Microsoft Intelligent Network for Eyecare, a consortium of global institutions seeking to build machine-learning predictive models for vision impairment and eye disease. There are 55 million visually-impaired people worldwide, including 285 million in India.
Microsoft India is using artificial intelligence (AI) in a bid to eliminate avoidable blindness. The company and LV Prasad Eye Institute launched the Microsoft Intelligent Network for Eyecare, a consortium of global institutions seeking to build machine-learning predictive models for vision impairment and eye disease. There are 285 million visually-impaired people worldwide, including 55 million in India.