Epic Integrates GPT-4 Into Electronic Health Records Via Microsoft
Healthcare software giant Epic is bringing OpenAI's GPT-4 into its electronic health record system through an expanded Microsoft partnership. The collaboration aims to introduce generative AI capabilities directly to healthcare providers.
Healthcare software giant Epic expands its collaboration with Microsoft to integrate OpenAI's GPT-4 into its electronic health record system. The partners announce this major integration during the HIMSS conference in Chicago, marking a significant step for generative AI in healthcare.
This move comes just five months after the launch of ChatGPT and one month after the release of GPT-4, reflecting the rapid adoption of the technology across various industries. Epic actively welcomes generative AI into the healthcare space by onboarding OpenAI's advanced services to improve medical software capabilities.
Companies around the globe are currently deploying this technology to determine its most effective use cases. By embedding GPT-4 directly into its widely used EHR platform, Epic positions itself at the forefront of exploring how artificial intelligence can assist healthcare providers and streamline clinical workflows.