Oncologist runs complex cancer-of-unknown-primary cases through Open Evidence and ChatGPT, impressed
scottleibrand · x · 2026-09-13
An oncologist reports running complex cancer-of-unknown-primary cases through the most capable versions of Open Evidence and ChatGPT available (no PHI, institutionally approved), with impressive results. Prompts must include clinical, pathologic, imaging-report and molecular data, and expert judgment is needed since outputs are sometimes off. He argues formal studies are warranted. The reblogger adds patients should also have a right to know why AI — the best available resource — was NOT used in rare and undiagnosed cases.
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