By Matthew Brady 
Indonesia’s Ministry of Health and Sydney-based digital health startup Harrison.ai have joined forces to roll out AI in select hospitals, including Dharmais Cancer Hospital in West Jakarta and Dr. M. Djamil Central Public Hospital in Padang, aiming to improve health service quality.
Under the long-term collaboration, cemented by an MoU, a clinical trial will be conducted in Indonesia to assess AI technology in healthcare and gain public acceptance for its benefits.
According to co-founder Dimitry Tran, Harrison.AI sees the role as AI as an assistant and a tool for radiologists to be more efficient in their work. The startup furthermore plans to explore further investment opportunities in areas such as data hosting.