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AI browser agents designed to automate medical insurance approvals are so eager to finish the job that they submit incomplete patient files they know are flawed.
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AI browser agents designed to automate medical insurance approvals are so eager to finish the job that they submit incomplete patient files they know are flawed.

A new study reveals that while AI can draft highly informative medical answers, patients still prefer the simpler, clearer touch of a human clinician.

A new study reveals how bad actors can quietly steer an AI’s medical advice without changing its code or prompts.

A massive data breach at Novo Nordisk reveals that the real value of modern pharma is no longer just the chemical formula, but the digital infrastructure behind it.

A massive new philanthropic partnership signals that the battle for AI dominance is moving from Silicon Valley boardrooms to the developing world.

The race to dominate clinical AI is no longer about transcribing doctor-patient chats; it is about controlling the entire administrative backbone of healthcare.

A massive bet on administrative AI will test whether digital tools can actually rescue overburdened clinicians from paperwork.

A new partnership model shows health systems how to stop giving away their most valuable data assets to tech giants.

By translating messy medical jargon into mathematical vectors, a new tool could finally fix how language models understand patient charts.

A new foundation model matches or beats human pathologists at grading ulcerative colitis biopsies, potentially solving the clinical trial replication crisis.