The Next Generation of Evidence-Based Clinical AI with Dr. Travis Zack

I really, really get frustrated with people who design AI systems to answer a question.

To me, that is so myopic about what should an AI be doing in the future.

An AI in the future should be designing systems so that the answer provided will help a doctor answer the questions.

Hello, and welcome to Healthcare AI Pioneers.

I'm your host, Dr. Jesse Pines.

This podcast explores the latest developments, innovations, strategies, and trends in healthcare AI.

The focus is on how healthcare AI implementation is actually going, with interviews with physicians, administrators, and IT leaders who are defining the next generation of what healthcare AI actually looks like.

In this episode, we focus on the use of AI by physicians for search.

We focus on open evidence.

OpenEvidence is an AI co-pilot and search engine designed for healthcare professionals to synthesize peer-reviewed medical literature and assist clinicians with evidence-based decision-making at the point of care.

We are honored to have a senior leader today, in fact, their chief medical officer from OpenEvidence, to talk about what OpenEvidence is doing, how this is integrated into practice today, and where this could go in the future.

Before we meet our guest today, let's start with a recent headline.