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Ars Technica · October 22, 2026 · On the brief until November 5, 2026

The $15 billion ad-powered AI startup your doctor may already be using

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THE AI ANGLE
Searching medical literature to guide patient diagnoses and treatments

Nearly two-thirds of American doctors now use OpenEvidence to search peer-reviewed journals and guide patient care decisions. The startup reached a fifteen billion dollar valuation by funding clinical software through digital advertising rather than traditional subscriptions. Health systems are integrating the platform into electronic health records despite mixed benchmark results regarding its accuracy.

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THE TEACHING ANGLE
Healthcare managers and clinicians must weigh the convenience of ad-supported clinical tools against potential conflicts of interest and varying diagnostic accuracy.

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