Ping An Good Doctor founder and chief executive Wang Tao says the company plans to roll out “hundreds of thousands” of its unstaffed, AI-assisted clinics across the mainland in three years. Photo: David Wong Ping An Good Doctor founder and chief executive Wang Tao says the company plans to roll out “hundreds of thousands” of its unstaffed, AI-assisted clinics across the mainland in three years. Photo: David Wong
Ping An Good Doctor founder and chief executive Wang Tao says the company plans to roll out “hundreds of thousands” of its unstaffed, AI-assisted clinics across the mainland in three years. Photo: David Wong
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Ping An Good Doctor blazes trail in developing unstaffed, AI-assisted clinics in China

  • China’s biggest online health care services provider plans to build ‘hundreds of thousands’ of its telephone booth-sized, AI-powered clinics and roll these out across the country in three years

Topic |   China technology
Yingzhi Yang
Yingzhi Yang

Updated: 6:30am, 19 Nov, 2018

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Ping An Good Doctor founder and chief executive Wang Tao says the company plans to roll out “hundreds of thousands” of its unstaffed, AI-assisted clinics across the mainland in three years. Photo: David Wong Ping An Good Doctor founder and chief executive Wang Tao says the company plans to roll out “hundreds of thousands” of its unstaffed, AI-assisted clinics across the mainland in three years. Photo: David Wong
Ping An Good Doctor founder and chief executive Wang Tao says the company plans to roll out “hundreds of thousands” of its unstaffed, AI-assisted clinics across the mainland in three years. Photo: David Wong
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