The technology company states that while doctors managed to resolve “two out of ten” study cases presented, the artificial intelligence system that is being developed managed to resolve “More than eight out of ten.”
A Microsoft state that is developing an artificial intelligence system (IA) which is better than human doctors to make diagnostic complexes of disease. The American technology also claims that this will be a “cheaper” option than resorting to human doctorsbut devalues the implications of the model in the work.
According to Microsoft, this technology imitates a panel of experts in “intellectually demanding” cases. The system takes step by step measurements, asking specific questions, to reach a final diagnosis.
In the experience done, the AI system managed to resolve “more than eight in ten study cases”taken from the new England Journal of Medicine. When the same cases were presented to clinicians – without them having access to the opinion of other colleagues or the scientific literature -, Only two out of ten doctors managed to solve themassures Microsoft.
How does it work?
that a enterprise Used existing AI modelsincluding those produced by the creator of theChatGPTo Anthropic, o Openaithe goal (from Mark Zuckerberg), o Grok (of Elon Musk) I was Gemini (from Google).
After, Created a personalized AI system called “Diagnostic Orchestrator” to develop a model to know what diagnostic tests ask and what could be the result in each case.
“This level of reasoning has the potential to transform health care. AI can give patients the possibility of self -management and routine aspects and equipping doctors with advanced decision -making support for complex cases,” said Microsoft, said Microsoft, what It admits, despite everything, that the artificial intelligence system is not yet ready to be used clinically. It will be necessary, first, to go through More tests.
“Cheaper” option than humans?
US technology also claims that the use of this artificial intelligence system it will be A “cheaper” option than resorting to human doctors. Despite this, the Microsoft devalues system implications for the labor marketstating that this does not come to get jobs to doctors, but help to complement the work.
A team behind this “Medical Superintelligence ”Como to ranking in Microsoft, and led by Briton Mustafa SuleymanCEO from Microsoft ai e co -founder and DeepMind.
