I used Claude Code to get a second opinion on my MRI
A user shares their experience using an AI model to analyze MRI results and challenge a medical clinic's treatment plan. The author highlights potential discrepancies in the clinic's recommendations, such as the use of unproven therapies.
Why it matters
It illustrates the growing trend of patients using AI as a tool for medical second opinions, raising questions about the role of AI in healthcare diagnostics.
This article is about my experience using Opus 4.8 to read the results of an MRI and give me a sort of second opinion on the diagnosis. Of course, I know the technology might not be there yet, which is why I'm sharing this article. Maybe it can help someone or at least provide a bit of information or entertainment.
The article is a personal anecdote presented as a cautionary tale without a clear political or ideological agenda.
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