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TADPOLE said:
Mdogo wangu kasomea takwimu yupo kitaa tangu 2010 yan 15 years now,post zikitoka huwaga ni position moja tu..Sahiz anasaga zake mashine ya unga ya family hana hata stress hajui hata vyeti vilipo
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[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] nimecheka hadi baas.
 
Ko hujibu text za watu PM, mbona nilitaka nikucheki hadi nimeogopa sasa, Lol
 
Nini tofauti kati ya Medical Physics na Biomedical engineering?
 

In real-world test, an AI model did better than doctors at diagnosing patients​

A patient shows up at the hospital with a pulmonary embolism — a blood clot that has traveled to the lungs. After initially improving, their symptoms start to worsen. The medical team suspects the medication isn't working.

In steps artificial intelligence — with its own theory.

It has scanned the medical records and suspects a history of lupus, an autoimmune condition which can lead to heart inflammation, could explain what was really ailing the patient.
Researchers based at Harvard Medical School and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center found that an AI reasoning model, developed by OpenAI, excelled at diagnosing patients and making decisions about managing their care. It matched and often outperformed doctors and the earlier AI model, GPT-4.

The researchers ran a series of experiments on the AI model to test its clinical acumen — including actual cases like the lupus patient who'd been previously treated at the emergency department at Beth Israel in Boston.

The team graded how well the AI model could provide an accurate diagnosis at three moments in time, from the triage stage in the ER, up to being admitted into the hospital.

Overall, AI outperformed two experienced physicians — and did so with only the electronic health records and the limited information that had been available to the physicians at the time.
 
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