New Delhi, Sept. 17 -- For much of healthcare AI's first commercial phase, the proposition was relatively bounded: show an algorithm an X-ray, CT scan or another clinical image and ask it to detect something a clinician might need to investigate.

The next phase is more complicated.

AI is beginning to move closer to the point where clinical decisions are actually made - bringing together patient histories, clinical guidelines, documentation and workflow information to help determine what a healthcare worker should consider doing next.

That is what makes Qure.ai's latest regulatory milestone more interesting than another certification announcement.

The Mumbai-founded healthcare AI company says its Aira clinical decision support system h...