OpenMed tested on four fictional medical notes: Jev scored 16/16, Laya 13/16; on medication-conflict questions 4/4 vs 2/4. The author notes this is a useful diagnostic, not a clinical accuracy estimate.
Four typed questions across four authored fictional notes, labels written before the calls. Jev 16/16, Laya 13/16. On the medication-conflict question alone: 4/4 vs 2/4. A useful diagnostic, not a clinical accuracy estimate.
During live clinical consultations, an ambient scribe periodically feeds transcripts to Jev, which traverses a medical ontology to classify symptoms, update the differential diagnosis, suggest treatments, and flag red flags in real time.
The author demonstrates how to triage a patient to the right doctor using only TypeSafe AI's Jev model and some question-asking code, noting that no LLM is used during the conversation.
A developer shares building a calorie tracking app with Jev, highlighting its instant experience.
