Epic said it will use Microsoft’s generative AI-based technoology GPT-4 in its EHRs.
Seth Hain, senior vice president of research and development at Epic said the company see’s promise in the new AI-based application and dubbed it as “transformational” for the healthcare industry.
“We’ll use it to help physicians and nurses spend less time at the keyboard and to help them investigate data in more conversational, easy-to-use ways,” said Mr. Hain in a March 21 Microsoft press release.
The tool is avaliable in Mircosoft’s Azure OpenAI Service.
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