In just 100 days, AI crossed into real medical work. 37,000 agents searched 55,000 trials for new treatments, an AI-designed pulmonary fibrosis drug entered Phase III, and an autonomous medical agent beat doctors on ER diagnosis, 87.8% to 78.1%
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AI has achieved significant milestones in medical applications within 100 days, including agents searching clinical trials, an AI-designed drug entering Phase III, and an autonomous agent surpassing doctors in emergency diagnosis.
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