Kompiam District Hospital in Papua New Guinea’s Enga Province is utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) to treat a patient presenting with a significant neck mass. Details are limited due to privacy concerns, but the hospital confirmed a patient with a months-old left-sided neck mass is receiving chemotherapy guided by AI technology. This marks a novel application of AI in a rural PNG hospital setting, signaling a potential shift in healthcare delivery. The hospital did not release extensive details regarding the specific AI application or the patient’s prognosis. Further information is behind a paywall on the Post Courier website, requiring a digital subscription for access. This development highlights the growing integration of technology in PNG’s healthcare system, even in remote locations.