
Anthropic’s $965 Billion Valuation Tests Healthcare AI
A massive $65 billion funding round positions Anthropic to dominate clinical AI, but the real test is whether hospitals will trust its models with patient lives.
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A massive $65 billion funding round positions Anthropic to dominate clinical AI, but the real test is whether hospitals will trust its models with patient lives.

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