What you are failing to grasp is that AI is only useful if it is...

What you are failing to grasp is that AI is only useful if it is trained properly. Australia has the highest number of these heart scans stored as images in a database and EIQ has the exclusive rights to use this data to training its AI engine giving it a unique value proposition that will be difficult for any other company to compete, call it a moat if you will.

In Australia, the National Echo Database Australia (NEDA) is a key resource for heart scan data, collecting measurements and reports from echocardiograms across the country to aid research into heart disease. Here's a more detailed breakdown: Key Features of NEDA: Data Collection: NEDA collects measurements and reports (but not images) from digital echo laboratories across Australia. Purpose: The data is used to understand heart measurements, health outcomes, and to compare against mortality data, allowing researchers to address important questions about heart disease. Scope: NEDA is designed to be the largest echo database in the world, encompassing a broad range of data from echocardiograms performed in Australia. Initial Analyses: The data will inform analyses focusing on pulmonary hypertension, aortic stenosis, and the role of artificial intelligence in diagnosing cardiac abnormalities. Data Sources: The Australian Heart Maps draw on data from AIHW National Hospital Morbidity Database, AIHW Mortality Over Regions and Time (MORT) books and risk factors.