Articles, news and analysis about AI in medicine
The top 33 positions in the MIR 2026 ranking are all proprietary models. We analyze the gap between open and closed models, the real taxonomy of open source in AI, and why RAG outperforms fine-tuning for customizing medical AI.
Claude Opus 4.6 and GPT-5.2-Codex are the most advanced AI coding models. But in MIR 2026, a Flash model costing just 0.34 euros humiliates them. Analysis of the agentic paradox with data from 290 models.
Final results of the largest medical AI benchmark in Spanish. Three models tie with 199 correct answers out of 200 valid questions. A 'Flash' model leads for the third consecutive year. Exhaustive analysis of 290 models evaluated with data on cost, speed, tokens, and accuracy.
Forensic anatomy of a high-voltage examination and the silent danger of the ceiling effect. A comprehensive technical analysis of how complex administrative management and a technically accessible exam have created the most volatile edition of the decade.
Introducing MedBench, a platform to evaluate language models in the medical field using questions from the MIR exam.