Powered by Intel, edge and cloud computing make real-time cancer classification available to anyone, anywhere. Early detection can mean a world of difference for patients diagnosed with skin cancer. In fact, those lucky enough to detect skin cancer early achieve a five-year survival rate of 99 percent. Resource or time constraints often keep people from heading to the doctor early, however, which is why two developers decided to take the world of cancer screening into their own hands and create a free, artificial intelligence-powered screening program completely online.Peter Ma, an independent developer and part of the Intel Software Innovator Program, along with co-founder Mike Borozdin, has developed an AI solution that has the power to determine and classify skin cancer types with the same level of intelligence as a dermatologist. The technology, known as Doctor Hazel, uses deep-learning neural networks to screen and classify skin cancer with 80 percent accuracy.

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