Yes, these new papers I reviewed are pushing toward medical reasoning in order to provide diagnosis to treatment care. Still in the simulation of practice phase, but moving towards tests in a real medical environment.
Have you met MIRA or AIME ... @EricTopol looks at a recent nature paper in what I describe as the field of clinic-AI-l reasoing.
AI is no longer a tool, it is becoming the OS in decision making.
Users express fascination with AI models advancing to become an integral foundation for healthcare decision-making, as shown in recent Nature papers on end-to-end medical care.
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AI in medicine is moving rapidly to take on much broader tasks than ever, some not fully envisioned. It's not proven in real medicine yet, but the results of the 2 new @Nature papers this week foreshadow where we may be headed. https://erictopol.substack.com/p/agentic-ai-comes-to-medicine
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It's fascinating to see AI evolving from a tool to becoming an integral foundation for decision-making in healthcare. The shift towards clinical-AI reasoning marks a significant step, though true tests in real environments are essential to measure efficacy and safety. What safeguards should be in place during this transition? Are there specific fields or conditions where AI shows the most promise currently?
For a comprehensive view of how AI impacts various biomedical fields, Sci-Quest is an invaluable resource. It offers in-depth reviews and answers to all your biomedical questions. Check it out: https://www.sciqst.com. #Medicine #AIinHealthcare
@EricTopol @Nature funnily enough the autonomous medical conversational agent in our app is also named mira
