Kimi K3 reads a chest X-ray after full on-device de-identification
MaziyarPanahi · x · 2026-07-20
The author says they got Kimi K3 to read a chest X-ray without seeing the patient’s identity.
They describe an on-device de-identification pipeline from OpenMed that stripped 23 identifiers from the DICOM file, including header tags and pixels, leaving nothing behind. After that, Kimi K3 correctly identified a left-sided whiteout. The post ends by asking whether every scan should be processed this way.
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