Tag: large language models
Study finds AI fingerprints on nine in ten biomedical papers
A preprint estimates that roughly nine in ten biomedical papers from December 2025 show signs of AI-assisted writing.
Review catalogs the mental health dangers of LLM chatbots
A scoping review maps five categories of mental health harms tied to LLM-based chatbots.
Benchmark scores can’t track real clinical LLM use, Stanford says
Stanford Medicine reports that benchmark tests cannot monitor real clinical LLM use, based on its ChatEHR rollout.
Supportive chatbots can amplify user distress, Nature audit finds
A clinically validated framework ran 810 conversations across nine chatbots and found supportive replies can reinforce vulnerable users' harmful thinking.
Frontier AI models beat specialized clinical tools in new benchmark
GPT-5.2, Gemini 3.1 Pro and Claude Opus 4.6 outperformed dedicated clinical AI systems in head-to-head testing across 1,100 medical questions.