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Large language models (LLMs) and generative AI

LLMs are AI systems trained on vast amounts of textual data to learn patterns in language and to generate human-like responses to requests and responses.

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  1. Automating detection of diagnostic error of infectious diseases using machine learning (7 June 2024)

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  2. Improving the quality and safety of medical care: A success rate of 90% in identifying safety incidents by using Generative AI

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  3. AI versus MD: Evaluating the surgical decision-making accuracy of ChatGPT-4 (18 May 2024)

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  4. How large language models will improve the patient experience (4 April 2024)

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  5. Navigating the machine learning pipeline: a scoping review of inpatient delirium prediction models (5 July 2023)

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  6. Artificially intelligent? Machine learning in healthcare and why it may not be as advanced as you think (30 June 2023)

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  7. How one health system developed AI to tackle patient safety (25 January 2023)

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