Grant Harvey

And that's not always the best way to do it.

Some doctors are even using it during appointments to check certain interactions.

I mean, you mentioned open evidence.

That's another tool that a lot of doctors are using that's built for doctors.

So that's a lot better than

you know, GPT-4L or whatever.

I guess now we're on GPT-5.

But what are your thoughts on this like kind of widespread unstructured use of AI for medical decisions?

And what did you do differently that kind of helped you out?

Yeah.

They're already signing deals for that, right, Steve?

Just for me.

Just for me.

Okay.

So this is really interesting.

And I do want to get back to CureWise in a minute, but I just want to follow this thread here.

So there is actually research that came out recently that shows that doctors who regularly use AI for cancer screening actually get worse at detecting cancer when that AI isn't available.

Okay.

And, you know, this kind of builds on some of the stuff that we talked about recently with the MIT study that showed like when you use AI to write your paper, like surprise, surprise, months later, you don't remember what you wrote.

So what are like in this case specifically, their accuracy drops by 6%.