Standard LLMs are now better than 95% of doctors in 95% of specialties. If you’re not at least comparing your doctor’s advice to an LLM, you’re leaving a lot of health on the table.

In a year I expect this to change dramatically such that medical LLMs will be 10x better than any doctor if you give them enough data.

The main reason - even a great doctor only looks at 1% of your health data. They’re not reviewing your blood tests from 12 years ago, nor considering subtle ethnic effects on diet and prescription medication, nor are they reviewing what your poop looked like every day for a decade. They’re not reviewing every second of HRV data from your life.

IMO, in a year or less, smart people will be photographing their poop and meals and wearing something like an Oura ring, and feeding that second by second data and images and every medical test you’ve ever taken into an LLM and getting incredible medical advice.