According to the study, the men interviewed were found to use more fearful and joyful words in their interviews, while the women studied were more likely to explicitly vocalize feelings of loneliness.

The AI-driven surgical analysis platform is also active in hospitals, medical schools, and research centers in North America, including at McGill University, a public research university in Montreal.

To overcome the longstanding “silo effect,” says one stakeholder, data sharing must continue if AI is to reach its potential in healthcare.