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Microsoft describes MAI-DxO as working like a panel of virtual physicians that propose diagnoses, choose useful questions or tests, and challenge each other over several debate rounds, weighing each test's likely value against its cost.

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Building Medical Superintelligence
Microsoft AI · 2026-10-22

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Microsoft says MAI-DxO reached 83% accuracy on 304 NEJM cases, against 36% for physicians with resources. 23 Oct 2026

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“Microsoft describes MAI-DxO as working like a panel of virtual physicians that propose diagnoses, choose useful questions or tests, and challenge each other over several debate rounds, weighing each test's likely value against its cost.” ai notis, checked 23 Oct 2026. Source: Building Medical Superintelligence (Microsoft AI). https://ainotis.com/c/2444

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ai notis. (2026, October 23). Microsoft describes MAI-DxO as working like a panel of virtual physicians that propose diagnoses, choose useful questions or tests, and challenge each other over several debate rounds, weighing each test's likely value against its cost [Checked claim 2444]. ai notis. https://ainotis.com/c/2444

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