AI predicts cancer survival risk from facial photos

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What can the AI model predict from a facial photograph?

The artificial intelligence model can predict a cancer patient's survival risk and assess their biological aging. This is based on a single facial photograph, according to researchers at Mass General Brigham.

How was the AI model trained?

The AI model was trained using more than 40 million facial images. This extensive dataset allowed the model to learn patterns for predicting survival risk and biological aging in cancer patients.

Who conducted the research?

The research was conducted by Mass General Brigham, a healthcare system based in Massachusetts. They reported their findings on 19 July 2026.