BrainChip Details Olfactory Capabilities of Identifying Bacteria in the Blood in New Research Report, page-10

I'm certain pathology will always be required to confim the AI results. Nevertheless, this invention will certainly be credited with saving many lives as well as mitigating further irreversible organ and tissue damage.

Think of any medical scenario where every minute the correct treatment is delayed..... Off the top of my head, Meningococcal disease.

In situations where a hospital or pathology lab is 20 minutes away or hours away, an almost 100% accurate diagnosis (if I'm on the clock I'll take that 97% accuracy rate) can be made and the appropriate treatment begins immediately. Otherwise, if the appropriate drugs are not available in transit the receiving medical station will have them at hand.

Let's see how long it takes for a BRN/Tata medical division announcement - not long.