Pakistan, Nov. 3 -- Suppose you live in some remote district of Pakistan like Rajanpur, Chitral or Zhob. You suddenly develop a persistent cough and rush to a nearby health facility. The health personnel there, who might not be a qualified doctor, asks you to get an X-ray. Fortunately, there is an X-ray machine installed in the health facility, and luckily the machine operator is also available. But after getting the X-ray, you come to realise that there is no radiologist in the health facility who could interpret the X-ray film. So here comes artificial intelligence (AI) into play. An AI-powered system could analyse the X-ray film and flag patterns that may indicate tuberculosis (TB), enabling the healthcare worker to prioritise further ...