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Shmatko, A., Jung, A.W., Gaurav, K. et al. Learning the natural history of human disease with generative transformers. Nature (2025).
Link to paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-025-09529-3
What if an AI could forecast your health like the weather? A groundbreaking new model called Delphi-2M, published in Nature, claims to do just that — predicting your risk for over 1,000 diseases using technology similar to ChatGPT.
But is this the dawn of a new era in preventive medicine, or a high-tech crystal ball that reflects the biases of our current system?
In this week's episode of The Health AI Brief, we put Delphi-2M through a real-world stress test. We break down the impressive science, interrogate its biggest weakness (generalisability), and define the critical next step needed before a tool like this could ever see the light of day in the NHS.
Tune in to find out if this is a future game-changer or a promising idea that's not quite ready for primetime.
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