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Google publishes AI chatbot study in The Lancet

Google and Beth Israel Deaconess ran a real-world test of an AI chatbot for early patient assessment, with results published in The Lancet. In a study of 98 patients before urgent care visits, doctors observed no safety issues. The AI’s summaries helped doctors prepare three-quarters of the time, and its suggested diagnoses matched the human ones 90% of the time. More trials are needed, but it's a milestone for clinical AI.

Why it mattersIf AI chatbots can safely summarize and compare symptoms before doctor visits, clinics could ease healthcare worker strain and improve patient experience. Peer-reviewed results are a crucial step toward routine medical use.

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