National Taiwan University Hospital is moving to the next phase of its large AI development to focus on multiple data types. NTUH first acquired NVIDIA's AI supercomputers in 2020, which led to its development of various generative AI and extended reality-based applications.
Its Center of Intelligent Healthcare, for example, has developed LLMs for ICD-10 automatic coding, automated health check-up reports generation, auto-generated telemedicine consultation transcriptions, emergency voice record reporting, and extraction of key points in pathology reports. With its supercomputing capability, the hospital has also developed a VR platform for surgical training called OpVerse.
This includes projects developing multimodal large language models for optimising operational processes and enhancing patient service quality, NTUH shared in a statement.
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