Researchers said the findings could help doctors improve treatments by better identifying the risks of death in patients.
It’s a brave new world when computers can predict our death, but such a world might not be out of the realm of reality, according to European researchers.
A study presented at an international cardiology conference in Lisbon this month found that artificial intelligence can already do a better job than humans of calculating a person’s risk of death.
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