Israeli company Diagnostic Robotics announced on Monday that it will collaborate with the Brown-Lifespan Center for Digital Health to promote AI-based health-care solutions.Founding director of the center, Dr. Megan Ranney, explained that Diagnostic Robotics “is making a real difference to patients with cutting edge patient navigation tools, COVID-19 assessment capabilities and highly accurate predictive analytics.” Diagnostic Robotics co-founder Yonatan Amir said that machine learning (ML) and AI are “ideally suited to prevent gaps in care before they occur.”AI can use ML to predict the most effective care for a patient. This, in turn, solves a variety of problems – patients don’t need to come to the ER and waste time waiting for treatment they could get elsewhere. With less patients coming in, doctors aren’t pressured for time and make less mistakes.Under the coronavirus pandemic, patients report being afraid to go to hospitals to receive medical care. AI can help a