MedRxiv 2025: Why We Need to Stop Chasing "Zero Hallucinations" and Start Managing Them
If you have been tracking the recent preprint surge on MedRxiv, you likely saw the headline that made the rounds on LinkedIn: "Mitigation prompts drive hallucination rates down from 64.1% to 43.1% in clinical summarization tasks." While the 21% absolute improvement is objectively impressive, I spent my morning reading the underlying methodology—and that is where the real story lives. As someone who spent the last decade in the trenches of legal and healthcare AI, I am
The Economics of Subscription Stacking Versus Orchestration
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