video1.0<iframe src="https://www.loom.com/embed/f0912b24eae44dcea56ddbc3ce910af6" frameborder="0" width="1954" height="1465" webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen></iframe>14651954Loomhttps://www.loom.com14651954https://cdn.loom.com/sessions/thumbnails/f0912b24eae44dcea56ddbc3ce910af6-ae19da46f3838436.gif729.504I asked the same complex clinical question — a 66-year-old with T2DM, ESRD on HD, HFpEF, and COPD presenting with severe CAP on high-flow — to four AI medical search platforms: ChatGPT for Clinicians, Open Evidence, Doximity (DoxGPT), and UpToDate Expert AI. Watch how each one responds, what sources it uses, how long it takes, and where it falls short. This is supplemental content for my full newsletter breakdown of ChatGPT for Clinicians and why AI medical search is becoming a commodity. Read it here: [http://healthcarehuddle.com/p/chatgpt-for-clinicians-ai-medical-search-is-now-a-commodity] =================== Read my deep dives on each platform: -- Doximity: [https://www.healthcarehuddle.com/p/doxgpt-explained-doximity-s-ai-toolkit-for-physicians] -- UpToDate Expert AI: [https://www.healthcarehuddle.com/p/uptodate-expert-ai-generative-ai-for-doctors-by-doctors] -- Open Evidence: [https://www.healthcarehuddle.com/p/openevidence-raises-210m-to-power-ai-medical-search-tools] -- Is AI medical search becoming a commodity?: [https://www.healthcarehuddle.com/p/is-ai-medical-search-becoming-a-commodity] Subscribe to Healthcare Huddle — weekly analysis of healthcare systems, policy, and technology for physicians and clinicians: [https://www.healthcarehuddle.com/subscribe]