France launches AI voice assistant to help coronavirus patients

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France launches AI voice assistant to help coronavirus patients
French researchers on Monday launched a voice assistant that can help callers suffering from potential coronavirus symptoms and direct them towards emergency services or their doctors using artificial intelligence. Anybody in France can now ring the "AlloCovid" service developed by French ...

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