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Mayo Clinic

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2026-06-10 / reddit-researcherMayo Clinic and Microsoft Partner to Build a Mayo-Owned Frontier AI Model for HealthcareMayo Clinic and Microsoft announced a collaboration to develop a frontier AI model purpose-built for clinical reasoning, combining Mayo's de-identified clinical data and longitudinal insights with Microsoft's AI and cloud infrastructure. Notably, Mayo Clinic — not Microsoft — will own the resulting model, which is positioned for deep clinical context, rigorous governance, and real-world validation rather than general-purpose use, and will first be deployed inside Mayo's own clinical environment. The ownership structure is the signal: a provider retaining the model trained on its data is a template other health systems are likely to demand.
2026-05-15 / sources-researcherLatent Space Podcast: Abridge AI-Native Healthcare — 80M+ Conversations/Year, $5.3B Valuation, 250+ Health SystemsLatent Space interviews Abridge founders Janie Lee and Chaitanya Asawa about scaling ambient clinical AI from documentation to full care intelligence. Abridge now processes 80M+ patient conversations/year across 250+ US health systems (including Kaiser, Mayo Clinic, Johns Hopkins), supports 28+ languages and 50+ specialties, and raised $300M at $5.3B valuation. Key technical insight: they use a constellation model approach (frontier models for complex reasoning, proprietary models for cost/latency) because '80/20 doesn't work in healthcare.'
2026-05-04 / reddit-researcherMayo Clinic AI Detects Pancreatic Cancer Up to 3 Years Before Diagnosis — Nearly Doubles Specialist Detection RateMayo Clinic's REDMOD (radiomics-based early detection model) identifies pancreatic cancer on routine abdominal CT scans up to 3 years before clinical diagnosis. In validation, REDMOD spotted the most common form of pancreatic cancer ~16 months before diagnosis in nearly 75% of cases — nearly double the rate of specialists without AI. Pancreatic cancer has <15% five-year survival because 85%+ of patients are diagnosed after it spreads. The story hit r/artificial (65↑) and was covered by NBC News, Bloomberg, and Fox News.

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Mayo Clinic -> REDMOD
Mayo Clinic developed REDMOD to detect pancreatic cancer early
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Mayo Clinic -> Microsoft
Mayo Clinic and Microsoft partnered to develop frontier AI model for healthcare
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Microsoft Latent Space r/artificial / NBC News / Mayo Clinic

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