{"id":27032,"date":"2026-05-04T19:07:34","date_gmt":"2026-05-04T19:07:34","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/ai\/27032\/"},"modified":"2026-05-04T19:07:34","modified_gmt":"2026-05-04T19:07:34","slug":"ai-shows-its-skills-in-the-emergency-room","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/ai\/27032\/","title":{"rendered":"AI shows its skills in the emergency room"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Good morning, {{ first_name | AI enthusiasts }}. AI just beat two attending emergency room physicians across real patient cases in a new Harvard study. The model? OpenAI\u2019s o1-preview, released in\u2026 2024.<\/p>\n

Millions of users are already turning to ChatGPT for health advice every day, but the data shows that AI models (preferably not several generations behind) may be ready for a more formal seat in the exam room alongside the doctor as well.<\/p>\n

Old AI model tops doctors in ER trial<\/p>\n

The Rundown Roundtable: Our AI use cases<\/p>\n

Create converting landing pages in Claude<\/p>\n

Pentagon announces new AI partners<\/p>\n

4 new AI tools, community workflows, and more<\/p>\n

OPENAI<\/p>\n

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The Rundown: A Harvard study published<\/a> in Science just put OpenAI’s o1-preview (released in 2024) through 76 real ER cases, with the AI diagnosing patients more accurately than two physicians, despite using only raw electronic health-record text.<\/p>\n

The study compared OpenAI’s o1-preview model with two attending physicians across 76 real ER cases and three decision stages of patient care.<\/p>\n

At initial ER triage, the model gave the correct diagnosis 67.1% of the time, compared to 55.3% and 50.0% for the two physicians. <\/p>\n

The two separate physician reviewers tasked with scoring couldn’t tell which diagnoses came from the model and which came from the humans.<\/p>\n

In one case, the AI flagged<\/a> a rare flesh-eating infection in a transplant patient roughly 12 to 24 hours before the treating doctor caught it. <\/p>\n

Why it matters: Millions of people are already using AI daily for health questions, but studies like these are showing the usefulness can also flow the other way to the doctors themselves. If a model generations behind is already beating ER doctors, imagine what the frontier could look like inside the patient care process.<\/p>\n

TOGETHER WITH UNWRAP<\/p>\n

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The Rundown: Unwrap\u2019s customer intelligence platform that pulls all your feedback \u2013 surveys, reviews, support tickets, social comments\u2013 into one view, then uses AI to surface the most actionable insights to deliver them to your inbox. Teams at Perplexity, Stripe and DoorDash rely on Unwrap to ensure no customer voice gets lost.<\/p>\n

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Query feedback using Unwrap Assistant, or in your favorite tools using Unwrap’s MCP<\/p>\n

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THE RUNDOWN ROUNDTABLE<\/p>\n

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Image source: Ideogram \/ The Rundown<\/p>\n

The Rundown: The Rundown Roundtable is a weekly feature where we poll members of The Rundown staff about how we use AI in our work and daily lives.<\/p>\n

Jennifer, Tech & Robotics Writer: Last year, my daughter was diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disease. Like any parent in that situation, I wanted to understand everything I could so we could make the best decisions for her care. I used both Gemini and ChatGPT to help me sort through the medical literature, treatment options, possible side effects, and how other countries approach treatment. <\/p>\n

I also turned to ChatGPT to identify the leading specialists in the country \u2014 thankfully, our referred doctor turned out to be one of them, which gave us even more reassurance. More than anything, it helped demystify the disease and make us feel confident that we were doing everything we could. She\u2019s doing really well on her medications, and seeing her recover has been an enormous relief.<\/p>\n

Shubham, Editor: I use ChatGPT as a label-reading filter for packaged snacks, uploading product photos and asking it to flag hidden sugars, oils like palm, and preservatives, then compare options against a strict checklist of clean ingredients, minimal processing, and decent macros. <\/p>\n

It\u2019s especially useful for decoding lesser-known, jargon-heavy terms on the back label, translating things like INS numbers, stabilizers, and emulsifiers into plain English so it\u2019s clear what\u2019s actually being consumed. Instead of trusting front-of-pack claims like \u201cmultigrain\u201d or \u201csugar-free,\u201d it breaks down what\u2019s inside, surfaces trade-offs, and narrows choices to the best options available online<\/p>\n

AI TRAINING<\/p>\n

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The Rundown: In this guide, you will learn to use Anthropic\u2019s new AI design tool \u2014 Claude Design \u2014 to generate four, high-converting mockup variations of your website\u2019s landing page. <\/p>\n

Go to claude.ai\/design, select wireframe, click create, and describe who the page is for, the product, and the action visitors should take. Don\u2019t hit \u201cSend\u201d<\/p>\n

Screenshot a landing page you like (search top pages in your niche), as well as a page that does millions of daily transactions, like Amazon or eBay<\/p>\n

Hit send with the brief and screenshots. Tell Claude to give four variations of the mockup. Answer any follow-up questions and wait 2-5 minutes<\/p>\n

Refine with comments. Click any element and leave a note like “rewrite this CTA to be outcome-specific” or “add a testimonial here.” Claude applies the change<\/p>\n

Pro tip: Click Share > Handoff to Claude Code > Send to Claude Code Web to get Claude Code to build and deploy the final website for you. <\/p>\n

PRESENTED BY SCRUNCH<\/p>\n

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The Rundown: Scrunch is the AI Customer Experience Platform that optimizes your site for AI bots \u2014 the new VIPs deciding whether your brand gets named, cited, or skipped when someone asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Claude about your category.<\/p>\n

See how AI reads your site today<\/p>\n

Spot the blockers and content gaps<\/p>\n

Deliver optimized pages straight to AI agents<\/p>\n

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AI & THE PENTAGON<\/p>\n

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The Rundown: The Pentagon added<\/a> 8 AI companies to its classified networks while excluding Anthropic, even as the Washington Post reports the new contracts have the same autonomous-weapons and surveillance limits for which Anthropic was blacklisted.<\/p>\n

The official agreement list names SpaceX, OpenAI, Google, Nvidia, Reflection, Microsoft, AWS, and Oracle as the companies added to classified networks. <\/p>\n

The Department of War said the new deals will \u201caccelerate the transformation toward establishing the U.S. military as an AI-first fighting force\u201d. <\/p>\n

DoD CTO Emil Michael told<\/a> CNBC that Anthropic\u2019s supply-chain risk label still stands, but called its Mythos model a “separate national security moment.”<\/p>\n

Anthropic\u2019s exclusion comes days after the White House came out against a broader Mythos rollout over compute concerns impacting its own access.<\/p>\n

Why it matters: The White House seemingly wants to have its cake and eat it too \u2014 both continuing to shun Anthropic while also wanting priority access to its Mythos model despite the blacklist. There are also some interesting names on that list, namely Reflection, which raised $2B from 1789 Capital, a Donald Trump Jr.-backed fund.<\/p>\n

\ud83d\udde3\ufe0f Custom Voices<\/a> – Clone voices with short clips for use in Grok applications <\/p>\n

\ud83e\uddae Codex Pets<\/a> – OAI’s animated companions for tracking active Codex work<\/p>\n

\ud83c\udfb6 ElevenMusic<\/a> – Platform for AI song generation, remixing, creator payouts<\/p>\n

OpenAI shipped<\/a> Codex Pets, animated desktop companions that let you track agent progress without switching back to the app. <\/p>\n

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced<\/a> that OpenClaw users can use their ChatGPT subscriptions within the agentic tool, taking a stance against Anthropic\u2019s restrictions<\/a>. <\/p>\n

Maryland signed<\/a> the U.S.\u2019s first ban on AI-driven grocery pricing, with fines up to $25K for stores caught using personalized shopper data to mark up prices. <\/p>\n

SAG-AFTRA secured<\/a> new AI guardrails in its four-year studio deal, with the guild’s negotiator refusing to sign until Hollywood studios made concessions on AI protections.<\/p>\n

A Chinese court ruled<\/a> that replacing a worker with AI does not legally justify firing them, ordering a tech firm to pay wrongful termination damages.<\/p>\n

Every newsletter, we showcase how a reader is using AI to work smarter, save time, or make life easier.<\/p>\n

Today\u2019s workflow comes from reader Olli T. in Finland:<\/p>\n

“I’m a new real estate investor, and what I’m struggling with is market insights, as in our county, there is no transparency or proper historical information available. With Gemini Pro, I created a concept that analyzes the market information. <\/p>\n

The tool displays all relevant renovation history and future needs and can also generate an investment calculation. I then refined the concept with multiple free AIs (Claude, Codex), one prompt per day, to have a product that fits my needs.”<\/p>\n

How do you use AI? Tell us here<\/a>.<\/p>\n

That’s it for today!<\/p>\n

Before you go we\u2019d love to know what you thought of today’s newsletter to help us improve The Rundown experience for you.<\/p>\n

Rowan, Joey, Zach, Shubham, and Jennifer \u2014 the humans behind The Rundown<\/p>\n

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