Stanford-Harvard ARISE releases inaugural State of Clinical AI Report 2026
jonc101x · x · 2026-09-09
ARISE, a Stanford-Harvard research network, released the inaugural State of Clinical AI Report 2026 — an annual synthesis of clinical AI progress. Key takeaway: models made major leaps in actionable prediction and autonomous clinical reasoning, but a 'jagged frontier' remains, with brittleness in recognizing their own uncertainty despite superhuman performance on controlled tasks. The report spans model performance, benchmarks (MAST leaderboard), workflows and patient-facing tools.
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