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  1. Old_Glove9292 on

    “The Microsoft AI team shares research that demonstrates how AI can sequentially investigate and solve medicine’s most complex diagnostic challenges—cases that expert physicians struggle to answer.”

  2. Total_Brick_2416 on

    Things like this make me really think we are on the verge of enormous societal change.

    I think people that still just believe that AI is “only a pattern recognition tool that predicts that next character” are going to be in for a rude awakening in the next few years.

  3. > Since SDBench is built from complex, pedagogically curated NEJM CPC cases, the case distribution does not match that of a real-world deployment scenario, and indeed there are no cases where the patients are in fact healthy or have benign syndromes. Thus, we do not know whether MAI-DxO’s performance gains on hard cases generalize to common, everyday clinical conditions, and could not measure false positive rates

    So we call this overfitting to the test. Seems like a “hard to diagnose case” is a useful prior criteria to guessing the answer.

    It’s like they trained an ai to be “House MD” and not a real doctor.