In the last decade, machine learning has become very interesting, driven by cheaper computing power and costly storage—so that growing numbers of data can be saved, processed and analysed effectively. Enhanced algorithms are designed and used to identify hidden insights and correlations between non-human data elements in broad datasets. These insights help companies to better decide and optimize key indicators of interest. Machine learning is becoming more common because of the agnostic use of learning algorithms. The paper presents a number of machinery and auxiliary tumour processes to assign health resources, and proposes a number of new ways to use these resources at the time of artificial intelligence in order to make human life part of this process and explore the good conditions which are shared by both the medical and computer industries.