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Sydney-based Harrison.ai has launched a new AI model to help radiologists analyse and interpret their patients’ x-rays, proving twice as effective as major large language models. On Thursday, the company launched Harrison.rad.1, which can generate specialised reports based on a particular patient’s context and clinical history and enables radiologists to ask open-ended questions about x-ray findings and analysis. The model outperformed competitors developed by OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Microsoft on a notoriously difficult Fellowship of the Royal College of Radiologists exam, performing on-par with “accredited and experienced radiologists”, the company said.

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Harrison.ai has unveiled Harrison.rad.1, a cutting-edge AI model designed for radiological applications. This model demonstrates twice the efficacy of major large language models from industry leaders like OpenAI and Google, highlighting its prowess in clinical settings. It has passed the challenging Fellowship of the Royal College of Radiologists exam, matching the performance of experienced radiologists. While the development represents a significant advancement in AI healthcare technology, the implications for catastrophic AI risks are minimal, as the focus is primary on specialized medical applications rather than existential threats.

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