AI systems rival doctors in new Nature studies, but one result suggests the tech won't age well

Two studies published in Nature demonstrate that specialized AI systems can diagnose diseases and make treatment decisions at a level comparable to or exceeding that of physicians in simulated scenarios. Notably, these systems are based on outdated base models, raising concerns about their long-term viability and relevance in clinical applications. This highlights the importance for practitioners to consider the rapid evolution of AI models and the potential obsolescence of their deployed systems in healthcare settings.