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Microsoft Unveils AI Diagnostic Orchestrator That Beats Doctors and Reduces Costs

  • Microsoft unveiled the AI Diagnostic Orchestrator on Monday, which diagnosed cases four times more accurately than 21 experienced physicians using 304 complex case studies.
  • The technology builds on Microsoft AI's health effort launched in late 2024, addressing the high rates of medical misdiagnosis and costly health spending in the US.
  • The system, MAI-DxO, solved cases with 85.5% accuracy and cut diagnostic costs by 20% by selecting less expensive tests more efficiently than doctors.
  • Mustafa Suleyman, Microsoft AI CEO, called this "a big step towards medical superintelligence," while Microsoft stressed AI complements rather than replaces clinicians, who provide empathy and judgment.
  • Microsoft is conducting further trials with health systems to validate this AI's clinical use, acknowledging that doctors' roles will evolve but remain essential in patient care.
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Newsweek broke the news in United States on Monday, June 30, 2025.
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