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By BitsMindsSource: Nature Medicine

Study: AI Reaches Expert-Level Accuracy in Medical Diagnosis

New Stanford University research shows AI models achieving 95% accuracy in medical image diagnosis.

Study: AI Reaches Expert-Level Accuracy in Medical Diagnosis
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A new study published in Nature Medicine shows that advanced AI models achieve 95% accuracy in diagnosing diseases from medical images, compared to 92% for specialist physicians.

Researchers emphasize the goal is not to replace doctors but to assist them — the AI+doctor combination achieved 98% accuracy.

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