Use of AI in medicine – 3 projects that show it's already happening

I’m not very active on Twitter – I usually take on the role of a silent stalker.

But I’ve never seen such a flood of posts about AI being used in medicine as I have recently.

These caught my attention the most:

• Max Marchione (founder of Superpower) is sharing the AI doctor for the first time.

• A cardiologist winning 3rd place at Anthropic’s hackathon with postvisit.ai – an AI-powered agentic care platform for patients. Out of 13,000 applications. Built in 7 days by Michał Nedoszytko, MD.

• A new startup in Silicon Valley is already valued at $10 billion. They’re using artificial intelligence, training AI to replace doctors.

We are gonna really trust AI more than humans. But if an AI system makes a wrong diagnosis, who is ethically responsible – the developer, the hospital, or the doctor?

What is your take on AI and health?
Have you seen any interesting AI medicine projects recently?