By measuring what an artificial intelligence model fails to reconstruct in an electrocardiogram, researchers have found a highly generalizable way to predict mortality.
A new multi-agent AI pipeline proves that the safest way to use language models in hospitals is to stop treating them as autonomous writers and start using them as structured conflict detectors.
A new double-blind trial reveals that specialized medical AI still cannot match human doctors when prescribing antibiotics for complex hospital infections.
Australia's state of Victoria is drawing a hard line on clinical AI, forcing health systems to choose between rapid automation and strict data sovereignty.