Urooj Niazi 
pakistan launches world’s first ai doctor assistant
The First Ever AI Physician Assistant, Hami, Has Arrived
With rapid-fire AI tools out there today, one obvious question comes to light: why has medicine, the most human profession of all, not had a legitimate AI breakthrough? Hami, the world’s first AI-powered physician assistant, designed to enhance, not replace, human care, solves that mystery! Created by Boston Health AI, Hami aims to support physicians while also aiding accessibility, inclusion, and compassion in healthcare.
A Different Type of AI
Unlike common chatbots or online symptom checkers, Hami is designed by doctors and trained on real-world doctoring – it also can:
- Understand patient history without feeling rushed
- Write structured SOAP notes
- Analyze test results and return summaries
- Write simple summaries meant for patient comprehension – i.e., the community of readers and patients with limited literacy
Why Hami
The World Health Organization warns of a global deficiency in healthcare personnel, a deficit of 11 million by the year 2030. In Pakistan specifically, more than 87 million people still lack access to basic health care. That’s exactly where Hami comes in — to provide support where it’s needed most.
Wrapping It Up
To make this idea a reality, Boston Health AI partnered with:
- C10 Labs – a US-based venture studio and incubator building ethical AI
- Systems Limited – a top technology firm in Pakistan
- Together, Hami was developed and designed to be secure, flexible, and scalable, through medical intelligence and innovative technology.
Adding the Human Element to a Tech World
Hami is not about replacing jobs or increasing profit; it’s about listening, trust, and giving time back to both patients and doctors. It demonstrates that AI doesn’t have to be cold or robotic it can connect the dots in healthcare when put together with some empathy and consideration.
