Why Independent Researchers Are Finally Putting Medical AI to the Test—And What They're Finding
As third-party studies replace vendor claims, a new picture emerges of which AI systems actually perform best in clinical settings.
Doctors Stake Their Claim: Who Should Profit When AI Makes Medicine More Efficient?
A sweeping survey of over 250,000 physicians reveals that 42% believe they—not patients or health systems—should capture the lion's share of AI-driven productivity gains, exposing a looming compensation battle as automation reshapes clinical work.
Physician AI Platform Doximity Reports Explosive Growth as Doctors Embrace Clinical Workflow Tools
The digital health company serving 85% of U.S. physicians saw AI search queries surge over 25% and workflow-active prescribers jump more than 30% as its clinical assistant topped national benchmarks.
Doximity's Clinical AI Assistant Claims Top U.S. Ranking in Safety Benchmark as Physician Adoption Surges
The physician network's AI tool led American models in NOHARM testing while AI search queries jumped 25% quarter-over-quarter, though profitability margins declined amid scaling costs.
Specialized Medical AI Tools Stumble in Head-to-Head Test Against General Chatbots
A landmark Nature Medicine study reveals that clinical AI platforms marketed as safer alternatives to ChatGPT actually performed worse on medical questions, igniting fierce debate about the future of healthcare AI.
Clinical AI Safety Win Fails to Rescue Doximity Stock as Physician Market Shifts
Doximity's AI tool tops Stanford-Harvard safety benchmark, but shares remain down 48% year-to-date as investors question monetization strategy in evolving physician employment landscape.
More Than Half of US Physicians Now Deploy AI in Clinical Settings as Adoption Accelerates 34% in Under a Year
Doximity's 2026 survey of 3,151 physicians reveals 54% now use AI in practice, with daily users reporting up to five hours weekly in reclaimed administrative time and nearly half gaining capacity for new patients.