
Autonomous AI Doctors Are Already Writing Prescriptions
The federal push to let artificial intelligence diagnose patients and prescribe drugs without human oversight is moving from policy debate to active clinical deployment.
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The federal push to let artificial intelligence diagnose patients and prescribe drugs without human oversight is moving from policy debate to active clinical deployment.

A new AI model uses standard heart scans to calculate your biological age, spotting hidden heart risks even when using cheap wearable devices.

A new study reveals that major AI models routinely prescribe dosing instructions for fictional Pokemon characters, exposing a critical safety flaw in clinical automation.

A new study reveals that advanced language models fail at predicting dental treatments unless they are paired with basic, old-school statistics.

A new encryption framework lets hospitals train medical foundation models together without ever sharing raw patient data or risking privacy leaks.

Generative AI in head and neck cancer care: promising assistive tool, not ready for autonomous decisions. π€π

Evaluating ChatGPT-5 & Grok-4 in sleep medicine: 92.4% diagnostic accuracy, but limited differential diagnosis performance. π€π

AI-generated hospital summaries show 57% usage, minimal harm risk, and reduced physician burnout. ππ€

Evaluating AI in oral cancer communication: Gemini and Grok show 90%+ referral safety but variable risks. ππ¦·

Global sentiment on health AI shows 65.26% positivity, with privacy concerns at 33.31%. ππ€π