Google is working on an AI model to translate hard-to-read handwriting, like on doctors' notes. The company announced it's working with pharmacists on the AI model that will be in Google Lens.

Taking cue from the above statement, one may reasonably be confused whether or not a large number of doctors who are notorious for their sloppy handwriting are perfectly educated. A decade ago ...

Google is developing an AI model that can decipher difficult-to-read handwriting, with a focus on notes and prescriptions written by doctors. During its annual conference in India on Monday ...

The search giant announced at its annual conference in India Monday that it is working with pharmacists to explore ways to decipher the handwriting of doctors. The feature, currently a research ...

Physicians have explained why their writing on prescription notes is mostly ineligible for readers, clarifying that bad handwriting isn’t peculiar to doctors alone. Though they acknowledged that ...

If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. Decrypting a doctor’s handwriting on a prescription is a game many of us have had to ...

a handwriting coaching business based in Albany, in 1987. When she began, her clientele consisted of hospitals and doctors, who enlisted her help for staff workshops and individuals facing ...