CoLife AI
مرض جلدي
هل يمكنك اخباري قليلا عن هذه الصورة و تلك البقاع الحمراء فوق الجلد؟
Human + AI humanitarian medical collaboration
CoLife AI
Share a CoLife AI case about people, animals or agriculture, with photos or documents. The community and optional AI analysis can help you explore it. You are responsible for what you publish.
Public CoLife AI cases
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ماذا اصاب الزيتون
ما اسم هذا المرض ؟ ماهو دوائه و كيف نقوم بالوقاية منه ؟
Share a case. Get answers from people and AI.
Describe what is happening: a person, a pet or a farm. Our AI gives a first read and practical advice within minutes, and the community adds experience. Free, simple, no clinic paperwork.
How it works
- Your case is published as soon as you submit it, after you give explicit consent. You are responsible for what you share.
- Documents are public only if you give a separate consent for each file; the extracted text and the AI explanation of a public file are public too.
- There is no staff pre-approval. Anyone can report a case, and an administrator can remove it if it is reported or found to be abusive.
- Follow-ups are published immediately as a new version; withdrawing a case hides its public versions.
Development roadmap
What we are preparing
Public health cases, optional public documents with extracted text and AI explanations, reports and admin removal are available where the service is enabled. The additional capabilities below remain in preparation.
- Coming soon
Verified volunteer clinicians
Credential checks, professional scope, safeguarding and re-verification are being defined before onboarding opens.
- Coming soon
Human consultations and external calls
Human consultation matching and any future external-call handoff require approved clinical operations, privacy review and a reviewed provider contract. No built-in or encrypted video-call service is available.
- Coming soon
Medical reports and imaging
Consent-based PDF/JPEG/PNG uploads and public sharing are implemented behind feature gates. Advanced Office-format and DICOM processing is not launched; secure storage, redaction, retention and clinical review remain launch gates.
- Coming soon
Clinician-supervised AI research support
No medical diagnosis or treatment recommendations are offered. Any future AI support will be advisory and human-reviewed.
- Coming soon
Reviewed medication evidence updates
Updates require licensed or official sources, jurisdiction context and qualified human review; no automatic treatment changes.
- Coming soon
More languages, voice and accessibility
Public case records can be read aloud on request using your browser or device; MLAIEL does not receive an audio recording. This is a limited feature. Broader screen-reader, low-vision, captioning and voice-navigation work is still planned.
- Coming soon
Text-first access for deaf and hard-of-hearing people
Text-based alternatives come first. Captions or transcripts for future opt-in calls require privacy and provider approval. No AI sign-language interpreter is promised.
- Coming soon
Screen-reader and low-vision access
Future work includes screen-reader semantics, keyboard access and visible focus, sufficient contrast, scalable text and an accessibility audit. Current public-record read-aloud is separate and limited.
- Coming soon
Human specialist referrals
Future requests may be matched with verified professionals by scope and availability or time zone. Professionals decide whether to accept; no referral or response is guaranteed.
- Coming soon
Optional external video calls
A future opt-in handoff may use an approved external meeting provider. No built-in secure-call service or recording is available or promised.
- Coming soon
Advanced imaging and records
Future DICOM/FHIR and multi-frame workflows require privacy, provider, security and clinical validation. File conversion or interoperability does not diagnose.
- Coming soon
Sourced, human-reviewed knowledge
A future collection would be versioned, sourced and human-reviewed. Private uploads are not used for automatic model training.
- Coming soon
Reviewed professional articles
A future professional publishing workflow requires verified identity and editorial review. Health content is not published automatically.
- Coming soon
Low-bandwidth access
Future work will consider lightweight pages and text-first options for low-resource settings; this is a design goal, not an available mode.
Public case records are for research discussion, not medical advice. Machine translations may contain errors. De-identification reduces risk but cannot guarantee anonymity.