Meta shares ten health research manuscripts built with its Muse AI platform

The studies drew on electronic health records from 4.95 million patients, with AI handling the grunt work and human experts checking it On October 14, 2026, Meta unveiled ten research manuscripts produced with help from its Muse AI platform. All ten draw on electronic health records, and all ten were carried out with human experts supervising the work. Meta’s system tries to automate research preparation. The work centers on Muse Spark , a component of the broader Muse platform, which handles four core tasks: identifying patient cohorts, running statistical analysis, retrieving relevant literature, and drafting manuscripts.

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