Apple plans to add ‘AI doctor’ to iPhone’s Health app: Here’s what it could do and when it may be released
Apple seems to betting big on the artificial intelligence once again with plans to completely revamp its Health app and add an ‘AI doctor’ like service within it, according to a report by Bloomberg. Apple's plans for AI doctor: According to the Bloomberg report, Apple's team is working on Project Mulberry, which will see the Apple Health app completely revamped, adding a health coach via an AI agent to replicate some of the analysis done by a real doctor. Reportedly, Apple's upcoming Health app will collect data from all the user's devices like iPhone, Apple Watch, earbuds and even third-party products. Apple is due to release its iOS 18.4 update on 1 April, and if work on the Health app overhaul goes on as expected, we could see the company's AI Doctor in action around the same time next year.
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