Research that answers what the public is asking right now.
The public tells us what it needs: through what it searches, posts, and now asks AI. My research listens and responds fast, published where medicine pays attention. The single overarching mission: work that saves lives.
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Building AI that saves lives
AI's first job in health: save the life right in front of you.
JAMA Internal Medicine
Every year 350,000 Americans have a cardiac arrest outside a hospital; about 9% survive. We built ChatCPR, an open-source AI coach that out-instructed 911 dispatchers on real emergency calls.
0%of core CPR steps met on real 911 scenarios (dispatchers: 84.5%)
+0 ptsahead of dispatchers on full guideline adherence (P<.001)
0 sectypical wait before compressions on human-led calls
The public took its health questions to AI. We followed.
JAMA Internal Medicine · #1 most-read in medicine for 2023
We put real patient questions in front of ChatGPT and real physicians, then had licensed clinicians judge every answer blind. The chatbot's replies won 4 to 1.
America legalized sports betting. Then came the cries for help.
JAMA Internal Medicine · Top 0.05% of all research ( Altmetric)
Sportsbooks spread from 1 state to 38, and annual wagers grew from $4.9 billion to $121.1 billion. We tracked the fallout: Google searches for gambling addiction help are running at record highs.
0%more searches for addiction help than expected, nationally
0Mof searches for gambling addiction help since legalization
0%search surge after Pennsylvania opened online sportsbooks