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Lily Mae Lazarus

A new medical AI study found the same flaw in OpenEvidence, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Doximity

Daniel Nadler wears a black shirt, smiles, and speaks into an earpiece microphone (Credit: DAVID PAUL MORRIS—Bloomberg/Getty Images)

Your doctor is probably looking up your symptoms on their phone.

OpenEvidence, founded in 2021, is a free, ad-supported AI search engine for doctors that pulls answers straight from peer-reviewed medical journals at the point of care and labels how strong the evidence is. It’s become somewhat of the poster child of the medical AI boom.

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