Microsoft diagnostic AI solves 83% of NEJM cases vs 36% for physicians
realmeetjames · x · 2026-11-13
Peter Diamandis cites Microsoft's diagnostic AI achieving 83.2% accuracy on 304 complex NEJM cases, while generalist physicians with reference materials managed just 36.1%.
Dr. Ken Berry, resharing, warns of a future where one hourly-wage doctor supervises an LLM treating a thousand patients while many physicians look for work. Diamandis urges getting the technology into clinics safely and fast.
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