# Bad Influence story: Stanford HAI finds medical AI agents finish under half of real clinical tasks

Active · 1 article · 1 source · First reported 11-12 12:00. Times are ET.
Story page: https://badinfluence.news/story/1058d44a-0a73-4598-b99d-53b083e68580

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Latest update (11-12 12:00): Stanford HAI reports medical AI agents finish under half of real clinical tasks

Overview: Stanford HAI researchers report that the best medical AI agents finished less than half of the tasks in two new benchmarks of real clinical and administrative work. Stanford HAI says the results contrast with these systems' ability to pass medical licensing exams. Faculty affiliates Nigam and Jon Chen explain the findings in a linked article. The reported source does not give the benchmark names, task counts, or the specific agents tested.

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1. 11-12 12:00 · Stanford HAI · [Stanford HAI reports medical AI agents finish under half of real clinical tasks](https://badinfluence.news/items/lx3mmnab0fna2co7fgn8eam0p)
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