Bola AI to Implement Generative AI and Large Language Model Technology

Artificial intelligence (AI) company Bola AI has announced that it will be implementing generative AI and large language models (LLMs) into its dental patient charting notes platform later in 2023. The generative AI will supplement Bola AI’s voice notes feature, allowing clinicians to transcribe voice notes and patient-charting quickly and accurately to free up time. Bola AI’s Clinical Notes software integrates with the practice management software and, with its added Voice Perio system, dental staff can record data into client PMs and electronic health records (EHRs) systems with no issue. Clinical Notes trains specifically using dental vocabulary and aims to create a powerful AI tool for dental practices, according to founder and CEO of Bola AI, Rushi Ganmukhi.

“The future of speech AI is here,” Ganmukhi says in a press release from Bola AI. “As we seek to digitally transform healthcare, we are continuously in pursuit of creating state-of-the-art technology that improves the experience of dental professionals and patients alike. Adding human-in-the-loop AI capabilities to our software is the next step toward developing a truly touchless environment for dental practices. One of the most powerful aspects of AI is personalization, allowing providers to use their personal workflow on a general product."

Clinical Notes also contains standardized templates for insurance and documentation and can be used with any desktop-based EHR. Generative AI and LLMs will continue to push this technology forward, enabling practice staff to trim time spent on note-taking and focus more on patients and practice growth.

“At Bola AI, our focus is to make time-consuming tasks easier and more efficient,” Ganmukhi says in the press release. “Introducing generative AI into our Clinical Notes software accomplishes those goals and helps practices drive additional revenue while reclaiming extra time in the process.”

Generative AI and LLMs are expected to become available through Clinical Notes later this year.