Microsoft’s AI diagnostic system outperforms doctors in complex cases

A peer-reviewed study in Science found MAI-DxO diagnosed tough cases more than twice as often as generalist physicians Microsoft ’s AI diagnostic system got complex medical cases right more than twice as often as generalist physicians in a simulated setting. That finding comes from a peer-reviewed study published in the journal Science . The system is called MAI -DxO, short for Microsoft AI Diagnostic Orchestrator. It coordinates several AI agents that behave like a team of physicians gathered around a hard case. The agents question the patient, decide which tests to order, and argue among themselves before settling on a diagnosis. The process is iterative, so each new answer or test result shapes the next step.

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