AI and strokes: How technology is aiding in quick diagnoses [Video]

Albert Ware had only been in retirement for a few short years when he experienced a stroke. With the help of artificial intelligence, he bounced back within an hour of receiving care at the hospital.

Albert, a West Bloomfield man who worked at General Motors Safety Lab, retired after decades with the company.

To say he’s kept himself busy since then is an understatement.

“We do a minimum of three cruises per year and have enjoyed living life to the max,” Albert said.

However, he admitted that the cruises and many other adventures led him to make too many unhealthy choices on food and drinks.

Labor Day weekend started …