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Posts by Michelle M. Li (李敏蕊)

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One Patient, Many Contexts: Scaling Medical AI Through Contextual Intelligence Medical foundation models, including language models trained on clinical notes, vision-language models on medical images, and multimodal models on electronic health records, can summarize clinical not...

📖Read more: arxiv.org/abs/2506.10157

🧠Thanks to my amazing team: Ben Reis, @adamrodmanmd.bsky.social, Tianxi Cai, Noa Dagan, @ranbalicer.bsky.social, Joseph Loscalzo, Isaac Kohane, @marinkazitnik.bsky.social @harvardmed.bsky.social @hsph.harvard.edu @broadinstitute.org @bostonchildrens.bsky.social

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Models must not only generalize across typical care settings but also adapt to the unique needs of specific users, institutions, geographies, diseases, & populations.

✍️We outline concrete strategies on three contextual vignettes to develop and evaluate context-switching models.

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Medical AI must operate as ✨adaptable systems✨ that respond to variation as it arises.

🫀AI trained on adult cardiology should recognize patterns relevant to pediatric cases & adjust reasoning

🧑‍⚕️Documentation assistant should shift tones when addressing patients vs clinicians

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We argue that ✨ #contextswitching ✨ is a core paradigm in medical AI.

It's a model’s ability to adjust its reasoning & outputs in real-time based on shifts in clinical specialty, patient population, local practices, etc.

❌ Acquire new data
✅ Apply existing knowledge flexibly

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Medical AI operates via pattern recognition. So outputs resemble rote memorization rather than flexible, context-aware reasoning.

This leads to contextual error❌ where outputs appear appropriate based on the medical record but are flawed due to missing or misunderstood context.

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🚨Medical AI’s fatal flaw exposed?🚨

Medical AI has shown promise in streamlining clinical workflows & decision-making. But they don't reason like human clinical domain experts

Are we killing patients with “correct” diagnoses applied to the wrong contexts?

🧵 #contextswitching

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You think you can destroy science? Well, many scientists and I are just doubling our efforts to train the next generation.

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