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Microsoft Develops AI Tool That Diagnoses Patients More Accurately Tha

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Microsoft researchers have created an AI tool that diagnoses patients step-by-step, proving over twice as accurate as general practitioners in complex cases.

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Microsoft presented an artificial intelligence system that investigates medical cases in stages: asks for patient information, selects analyses and reviews its assumptions based on results. Named Microsoft AI Diagnostic Orchestrator (MAI-DxO), it correctly identified the diagnosis in about 83% of the complex cases included in an evaluation, according to the results reported by the company.

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Researchers at Microsoft say that an instrument based on artificial intelligence (AI) that diagnoses step-by-step patients, just as doctors do, has proven to be more than twice as precise as general practitioners in solving complex medical cases, according to a study published in the journal "Science and cited by Reuters. The model identifies and ...

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In tests on more than 300 complex medical cases, the new system showed more than twice the accuracy and also allowed to reduce the cost of examinations

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Microsoft claims that it developed an I.I.-based tool that, according to it, can diagnose diseases four times more accurately than human doctors. The Director General of Microsoft AI Mustafa Suleiman stated to The Verge that "in the next couple of years they will create something that is indistinguishable from human possibilities".

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Hot News broke the news in Romania on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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