Evidently automates low-level cognitive tasks for physicians so they can more efficiently deliver safer and higherquality care. The Company uses natural language processing (NLP) to automate data extraction and analytics of the most useful conclusions from all available records and research. The Evidently platform provides medical practitioners with a radically simpler patient-specific “knowledge graph” built from their electronic medical records and the global medical literature in an easily digestible information, essentially giving them “superpowers” with ML. The founder, Feng, and his advisor Chris Re (of Stanford) were formerly the founders of Lattice, which Apple acquired to re-do Siri.
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