@Fenng: JiuZhen WenWen capability upgrade. From health Q&A to continuous care. We go beyond Q&A to do what general AI tools cannot and are unwilling to do.
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JiuZhen WenWen capability upgrade, expanding from health Q&A to continuous care, doing what general AI tools won't and can't do.
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就诊问问 capability upgrade. From health Q&A to continuous care.
We don’t stop at Q&A — we do what general-purpose AI tools cannot, and will not, do. https://t.co/z60s6oxpBU
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