AI is emerging as medicine’s most trusted, data-driven second opinion

By Sid Das and Subodh Yadav, Co-founders at eGenome.ai

On House M.D., the cynical, brilliant diagnostician often remarks, “It’s never lupus”. Until, once in a while, it actually is.

What he really means is this: medicine is a mystery, muddled by incomplete information, delayed symptoms, and the limits of human perception. Patients forget, underplay, or misinterpret their symptoms. The data is messy.

Even in the hands of a genius like House, diagnosis often unfolds through trial, error, and the painstaking elimination of red herrings. But what if physicians had a tool that never forgot a clue, never missed a subtle correlation, and had read every medical journal article published this morning.

That is where AI steps in. Not to play doctor, but to sharpen medicine’s detective work. Modern medicine no longer views AI as a theoretical add-on, because AI does not guess, forget, or miss slow-moving ...