Johns Hopkins unveils Pluris Diagnostic Engine for AI-assisted diagnosis
mdredze · x · 2026-10-22
At the DSAI Innovation Summit, Johns Hopkins researcher Ahmed (Hass) Hassoon presented Pluris Diagnostic Engine (Pluris AI), aiming to help doctors solve complex diagnostic puzzles and uncover disease causes. The system has an IP invention disclosure (JHTV #D19819) and comes out of the university's Data Science and AI Institute.
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