In the coming years, doctors may have individual assistants based on large language models like GigaChat that will help doctors make diagnoses and prescribe treatment. About this in an interview with socialbites.ca said Senior Vice President, Head of Sberbank Technologies Block Andrey Belevtsev.
According to Belevtsev, Sber is already moving towards this goal. For example, GigaChat’s productive artificial intelligence recently successfully passed the doctor’s exam. For this purpose, the IT company’s engineers work together with experts from the eponymous National Medical Research Center. VA Almazova provided neural networks for training 42 gigabytes of medical information.
“Then he [нейросети] They gave us the medical doctor exam, which is the most basic, first qualification exam. Our model received 4 points in the oral exam. “GigaChat also passed the 100-question test and received an 82% score with a 70% passing threshold,” he said.
Belevtsev believes that with the current pace of development of technology, artificial intelligence assistants for doctors will appear in the next few years. Most likely they will be made in the format of mobile applications.
“The neural network doesn’t sleep, it doesn’t get tired, you can give it the entire history of the patient, the entire anamnesis, and it won’t miss anything, so of course it can be a good physician assistant,” he said. Sber’s senior manager.
Learn more about Russian AI and GigaChat’s prospects in particular. report Belevtsev “socialbites.ca”.