OpenMed marks one year as healthcare stays the weak spot in open-source AI
MaziyarPanahi · x · 2026-07-23
The post argues that healthcare remains the weird gap in open-source AI: coding has a huge open ecosystem, but medicine still has very little.
- The author spent the morning at the Louvre discussing the gap with @josephinePqt1.
- It points to OpenMed, described as a major open-source medical AI repo, now celebrating its first year.
- The project is framed as local, on-device, and open in a field where safety and access matter more than in many other domains.
- The tone is part milestone post, part callout that medical AI is still under-supplied compared with software.
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