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Nvidia invests in Doctolib to support healthcare AI development

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Nvidia announced an investment in healthcare technology company Doctolib on October 26 to support AI development for medical teams and patients, note reported. Doctolib will use the funds to recruit AI talent and work with Nvidia experts on model development. Doctolib plans to build its own models using open models, invest in European infrastructure and develop a personal AI health assistant app for patients. Those products and infrastructure investments are planned uses of the funding.
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