By Sreeni Narayanan, EarliTec Diagnostics
EarliTec’s EarliPoint device uses artificial intelligence for embedded eye-tracking technology that measures more than 120 focal preferences per second. [Photo courtesy of EarliTec Diagnostics]
Artificial intelligence (AI) now performs feats that would have seemed far-fetched just a short few years ago. Users simply enter prompts and then quickly receive proposed actions or substantive answers in response, with a potential impact in healthcare that seems virtually boundless.However, the calculations that occur between point A and point B — or the input and the output — are a mystery to most people. How GPTs and other AI programs do what they do remains poorly understood. While for many industries the how may be of…