Welcome to Letter V of The CHARGE Brief. This issue includes an analysis of WISeR's harm to patients; alerts of major breaches at Aesto and Luminis Health; commentary on OpenEvidence's self-benchmarking; discussion of UpDoc's refusal to clarify their models; and Sean Turner's thoughts on the evolving role of data.
In this issue
Signals
- CMS Records Confirm: WISeR AI Models Are Harming Patients
- Cyber Breaches at Aesto, Luminis Health Impact 9,540,683 Patients
Insights
- Awaiting Disclosure: UpDoc's AI Alexa Granted $9.2 Million for EKG Research
- Closed Book: OpenEvidence Benchmarks Its Own Model Release the Same Week the FDA Stops Asking for Proof First
