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Microsoft Publishes Study Confirming AI Diagnostic System Solves 85% of Complex NEJM Cases

It will move through safety assessments, regulatory approval, routine-case validation ahead of clinical deployment

Microsoft claims its AI diagnosed 85% of over 300 real-world medical cases correctly.
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Overview

  • Microsoft’s MAI-DxO achieved an 85% success rate on New England Journal of Medicine case challenges compared with 20% for unaided physicians.
  • The system integrates multiple AI agents with OpenAI’s o3 foundation model to emulate expert decision-making and reduce overall testing costs.
  • Microsoft emphasizes that MAI-DxO is designed to assist clinicians by automating routine tasks and augmenting diagnostic workflows rather than replacing doctors.
  • The AI tool remains unapproved for clinical use and is slated for rigorous safety testing, clinical validation, and regulatory review.
  • Upcoming evaluations will assess MAI-DxO’s effectiveness on common, everyday medical presentations beyond the most complex cases.