The Development of Big Data & Artificial Intelligence in the Field of Healthcare——The Case of Ping An Health (Ping An Good Doctor)

  • Jinyue Zhou Qingdao Huanghai University
Keywords: Big Data;Artifcial Intelligence; PingAn Health; Healthcare

Abstract

This report explores the utilization of big data and artifcial intelligence (AI) in the healthcare sector, focusing on the case of Ping An Health (formerly Ping An Good Doctor) in China. The rapid advancement of Internet technology has propelled the widespread adoption of these technologies across various industries. PingAn Health leverages its platform’s advantages to continuously innovate and enhance user experience, positioning itself at the forefront of the industry. The report delves into Ping An Health’s AI and big data technologies, ofering critical analyses of the ethical, political, and social implications surrounding the company.

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Published
2023-12-27
Issue
Vol 12 No 4 (2023)
Section
Review Article

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