Scientists Create Software That Can Predict Human Death

Scientists Create Software That Can Predict Human Death

California - A group of scientists at Stanford University, United States (US), has just developed a software  with extraordinary abilities. The software , has the ability to predict when humans can die with almost perfect accuracy.

According to the scientists' information as reported by Mirror , Wednesday (1/24/2018), the accuracy of the software  in predicting a person's death can at least reach 90 percent.

However, this software in fact cannot predict human deaths in all conditions. Software can only predict human deaths in critical conditions, such as victims of severe accidents or also suffering from internal diseases to coma. Thus, he cannot sentence when ordinary people die like God.

The software is known to use artificial intelligence technology (AI, Artificial Intelligence) and trained scientists using an analysis of 160,000 adult patients and children from Stanford and Lucile Packard hospitals.

From there, the software  studies the patient's health track record, such as diagnosis, procedures performed, and what type of medication is consumed.

After that, the software will use an algorithm that has been applied to more than 40,000 active patients with critical conditions. Software will study the patient's condition and warn the doctor if the patient experiences worse conditions, or leads to death.

"The data learned by the software autodesk autocad allows us to create a model for predicting the death of patients with critical conditions. We can also be helped because we can anticipate to at least save the lives of patients. To be sure, we all try," said Anand Avati, one of Stanford University scientists.

Computer Prediction of Death

Predicting death through technology like this is not the first thing. In 2015, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center's team of doctors in Boston, USA, developed a super computer that can predict the possibility of a person's death with very high accuracy.

This computer has also been used by several patients at The Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston. It is said, the computer is able to find out better diseases than ordinary doctors.

Quoted from the Mirror page , the computer has been filled with information about 250,000 people from the last 30 years, so that it can be used to diagnose the disease quickly. It is hoped that with a quick diagnosis, appropriate treatment can be done.

Dr Steve Horng who participated in the project said their goal of developing the machine was not to replace the role of the doctor.

"The role of artificial intelligence in computers is only a support for doctors in dealing with patient problems," Horng added.

This computer can collect patient data every three minutes. The measured data starts from oxygen capacity and blood pressure. As well as other data needed by the doctor about the patient and then sent to the doctor who handles the patient.

Dr Horng claims the machine can predict up to 96 percent chance of a patient dying.

If this computer says someone will die, then it is likely that the patient will die even though the time cannot be determined.