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Announced September 3, split by latency budget: Osler at about 5 seconds as default, Sackett at about 30 seconds for evidence-weight questions, Snow at about 5 minutes replacing Deep Consult. All three free to verified clinicians. A fourth, Darwin, is research-preview by application, claimed to lead MedXpertQA at 72.8%, HealthBench Professional at 82.7% and NOHARM at 87.2%. The 100% MedQA figure is a saturation claim that needs independent replication before anyone cites it. Businesswire
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