A new Google Lens feature will decipher prescriptions written by doctors that are difficult to read.
“We’ve started working on the complex process of identifying what’s written on medical prescriptions by building an assistive model to digitize it, using AI, for medical healthcare professionals,” Google says in a statement.
Google Lens’ new feature will enable users to either take a photo of their prescription or upload one from their photo library. Artificial intelligence will then process the image to automatically detect and highlight medications included on the note. The search giant says it is working with pharmacists to explore ways to decode doctors’ unintelligible handwriting and digitize handwritten medical records.
The feature is not set for public launch just yet and is currently being treated as a “research prototype.”
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