Apple’s CEO said during a conversation in 2019 that “if you zoom out in the future and you look back and you ask the question that ‘What was Apple’s biggest contribution to humans’ then it would be about health.”
Mark Gurman said that the company’s plan to include non -invasive glucose monitors in Apple Guard is still many years away, but the company’s health team wants to use AI to improve the life of its users.
Apple’s plan for AI doctor
According to Bloomberg’s report, Apple’s team is working on Project debris, under which the Apple Health App will be fully renewed, which will include a health coach through the AI agent that will replicate some analyzes done by real doctors.
According to the report, Apple’s upcoming health app will collect data from all devices of users such as iPhone, Apple Guard, Earbads and even third-party products. In the app, the AI agent will then use this data to do personalized recommendation to improve the health of users.
Apple is allegedly training its AI agent using the data of doctors of its employees, in which there is a plan to bring the external doctor. The company is also opening a facility near Ockland, California, where doctors can shoot their video content for the app, and are looking for a Great Doctor Personality to work as a type of host for their new health app.
