Google to turn research into practical, localised AI with Singapore organisations

Instead of generic advice like “eat more fibre,” consumers in Singapore may receive recommendations shaped by their own biology and goals in the near future. This will be enabled by a precision​​ nutrition ​​programme based on a collaboration between Google and local health-tech start-up Amili.

Using​​ Google’s ​​technology ​​stack, ​​the​​ programme ​​analyses Amili’s ​​large-scale ​​Asian​​microbiome, ​​health,​ ​and​ ​lifestyle​ ​data​ ​to​​develop a ​​digital ​​classification ​​framework ​​that​​groups​ ​individuals​​by ​​their ​​health​ ​and ​​microbiome ​​profiles. After which, the tool leverages Gemini’s reasoning capabilities to translate microbiome and users’ health insights into personalised coaching and guidance.