US EditionMicrosoft Unveils AI Diagnostic Orchestrator That Beats Doctors and Reduces Costs
- Microsoft AI unveiled the MAI Diagnostic Orchestrator on Monday, which diagnosed diseases with 85.5% accuracy in a 304-case study test.
- This announcement follows Microsoft AI's health effort launched in late 2024 to advance medical research amid reports that 7.4 million US patients face yearly misdiagnoses.
- MAI-DxO outperformed 21 generalist physicians who averaged 20% accuracy and spent nearly $3,000 on more expensive tests, while the AI reduced diagnostic costs by 20%.
- Microsoft CEO Mustafa Suleyman called this “a genuine step towards medical superintelligence” driven by a chain-of-debate orchestration mechanism combining multiple AI agents.
- Microsoft expects clinical roles to evolve with AI, stressing that doctors must still navigate ambiguity and build patient trust, while continuing real-world validation of the technology.
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According to the results revealed on Monday, its new intelligence system would surpass human doctors in the analysis of complex medical cases.
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