Google has learned to read the illegible handwriting of doctors

The American corporation Google said that it taught the Google Lens service to read the illegible handwriting of doctors. About it informs Techcrunch, citing a company presentation at a developer conference in India.

According to Google, doctors are notorious for writing out prescriptions in a hurry, which can then be difficult to read. The company has teamed up with pharmacists to help determine the drugs that doctors prescribe. To decipher the recipe, you will need to take a picture of it through Google Lense, after which the application will automatically detect and highlight the medicines mentioned in the entry. The company did not announce when the technology will become available to a wide range of users, but noted that India accounts for the largest number of Google Lense users.

Evgeny Fedunenko