Google 与 BIDMC 研究：AMIE 诊断 AI 在真实门诊中的表现发表于 The Lancet
Study: AI could improve patient-physician relationships
Google 与 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center（BIDMC）合作的一项研究发表在 The Lancet，在 BIDMC 门诊真实场景中让 98 名患者在紧急就诊前先咨询 Google 的诊断 AI 聊天机器人 AMIE。全程由主管医生实时监控，没有一次对话因预设安全标准被中断；医生表示 AI 摘要帮助他们在 75% 的病例中准备就诊，并在超过一半的病例中影响了诊疗思路，AMIE 的鉴别诊断与医生最终诊断的一致率为 90%。研究团队表示仍需更大规模临床试验来评估面向患者的 AI。
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Google 与 BIDMC 在真实门诊场景测试诊断 AI 聊天机器人，给出了安全中断、医生采纳率和诊断一致率等可核查数据。
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Can AI safely assess patients’ needs before they step into a doctor’s office? A study led by researchers at Google and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) and published in The Lancet today, offers an encouraging first look. As Google’s first-ever publication in the main journal of The Lancet, this research marks a significant milestone.
In a real-world clinical study at BIDMC’s ambulatory primary care clinic, 98 patients consulted AMIE, our research diagnostic AI chatbot, ahead of urgent care visits. Supervising physicians monitored the interactions in real time, and not a single conversation needed to be interrupted based on predefined safety criteria. And clinicians reported that the AI summaries helped them prepare for visits in 75% of cases and influenced their approach to care in more than half. AMIE’s differential diagnoses also matched the doctors’ final diagnoses 90% of the time.
While larger clinical trials are needed to assess patient-facing AI at scale, the findings suggest the potential for AI to enhance the patient-physician relationship and ease the strain on healthcare workers. And they demonstrate meaningful progress as we push the boundaries of what’s possible for AI in science and health. Read the complete research paper in The Lancet.