“Pharma AI”
Creators: Mohammadali
Middle School Students from P.S./I.S. 95 The Gravesend School
Type of Project:
- Coding,
- Product Development
Themes of Project:
- Physical Health
About this Project:
My app is called Pharma AI and is directed to users with questions about medicine and pharmaceuticals. This app is programmed and so is the AI integrated in the app. I believe people should have the opportunity to find answers within their health questions without having to pay or experience a hassle when doing so and this is what Pharma AI is all about.
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Feedback from the Judges:
Good job in recognizing that there are many conflicting medicine and pharmaceutical info sources, and that they may not be accessible to everyone. It is a tricky field with a lot of potential misinformation. I would suggest focusing on how your AI tool will be providing the right information and be the trusted resource by the users. Have medical experts on board to monitor the AI knowledge base to ensure there are no mistakes.
Perhaps you can modify this project a bit to inform users what effects the medicine they take will have on them or suggest a list of medications for a variety of diseases/infections. Many doctors in the space get frustrated with patients that have done their own research and come up with different conclusions, so perhaps that is a problem that your app can help solve!
That you have figured out how to work with JSON, HTML, and CSS while still in middle school is admirable. You’re clearly on your way to a career in tech. The core idea for this app is good. Here are some comments:
You’ll have to include a disclaimer about medical advice at the outset of the user experience, for legal purposes. You should also note that there are likely many apps on the market that perform similar services, such as WebMD and MedlinePlus. Also, both—and likely other—likely provide an API that will make your work much easier.
You’ll have to include a disclaimer about medical advice at the outset of the user experience, for legal purposes. You should also note that there are likely many apps on the market that perform similar services, such as WebMD and MedlinePlus. Also, both—and likely other—likely provide an API that will make your work much easier.