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Real-time AI acts as surgical co-pilot in first brain-tumor operation
technology7 days ago

Real-time AI acts as surgical co-pilot in first brain-tumor operation

The world’s first brain-tumor removal was performed with real-time AI assistance that analyzes the live operation to highlight vessels and nerves, guiding surgeons while they retain control. Rhys Hibbert’s tumor near the pituitary gland was removed, preserving vision and energy. The AI tool, funded by NIHR and Google, aims to become an in-the-room surgical advisor, with broader trials planned as researchers push toward a ChatGPT-like helper for surgeons.

Medical AI: progress outpaces the yardstick
technology1 month ago

Medical AI: progress outpaces the yardstick

A Nature News & Views piece argues that, even as medical AI tools show impressive capabilities in recent papers, the key question—how to reliably measure their real-world value—remains unresolved. The author contends that traditional evidence-based yardsticks often don’t translate cleanly to AI in healthcare, highlighting the need for robust, transparent validation, generalizability checks, and outcome-focused evaluation before widespread clinical adoption.

Study finds ChatGPT Health under-triages about half of emergencies
technology6 months ago

Study finds ChatGPT Health under-triages about half of emergencies

A Nature Medicine study tested ChatGPT Health with 60 real-life medical scenarios and found it under-triaged 51.6% of emergencies and over-triaged 64.8% of non-urgent cases, with some life-threatening events misclassified, though stroke was correctly triaged 100%. OpenAI says ChatGPT Health isn’t designed for diagnosis and emphasizes clinician involvement; researchers urge more rigorous testing before wider use.

OpenAI Launches ChatGPT for Healthcare to Assist Medical Professionals
healthcare7 months ago

OpenAI Launches ChatGPT for Healthcare to Assist Medical Professionals

OpenAI has launched ChatGPT for Healthcare, a new suite of AI tools powered by GPT-5 designed for medical professionals, offering features like patient data review and integration with existing systems, aiming to reduce administrative burdens and support clinical decision-making while emphasizing HIPAA compliance. The tools are already being adopted by major institutions, reflecting the growing use of AI in healthcare to improve efficiency amid ongoing staff shortages.

AI in Cancer Diagnosis Faces Bias and Unexpected Insights
health8 months ago

AI in Cancer Diagnosis Faces Bias and Unexpected Insights

A study reveals that AI models used for cancer diagnosis from pathology slides can inadvertently read patient demographics, leading to biased results across race, gender, and age groups. Researchers developed a new framework called FAIR-Path that significantly reduces these biases, highlighting the importance of testing and improving fairness in medical AI tools to ensure equitable cancer care for all populations.

AI Trends and Business Outlook for 2026
technology8 months ago

AI Trends and Business Outlook for 2026

Stanford experts predict 2026 will focus on rigorous evaluation of AI's utility, increased AI sovereignty efforts by countries, advancements in medical and legal AI, a reassessment of AI's impact on society, and a potential 'ChatGPT moment' in biomedical AI, while cautioning against overhyped expectations and emphasizing the importance of human-centered AI development.

Google's Medical AI Program Takes on Microsoft in Healthcare Industry
technology3 years ago

Google's Medical AI Program Takes on Microsoft in Healthcare Industry

Google is intensifying its competition with Microsoft by investing in a medical artificial intelligence (AI) program aimed at making breakthroughs in the healthcare industry. The program, called Medical Brain, is focused on using AI to analyze medical records and provide doctors with relevant information for patient care. Google's move is seen as an attempt to challenge Microsoft's dominance in the healthcare sector, as both tech giants vie for a larger share of the growing market for AI-powered healthcare solutions.