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China’s First AI Hospital Treats 10,000 Patients Fast

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China has launched the world’s first hospital run completely by artificial intelligence. It’s called Agent Hospital and was created by Tsinghua University. This virtual hospital uses 14 AI doctors and 4 AI nurses to care for patients in different medical fields.

What Makes It Special?

Agent Hospital is different from normal AI tools that help human doctors. These AI doctors and nurses work on their own, from diagnosing illnesses to suggesting treatments — no humans needed.

“This could help areas where there aren’t enough doctors,” says Dr. Michael Chang from Stanford University. “But we must make sure it stays safe for patients.”

Fast and Efficient

This AI hospital can treat up to 10,000 patients in just a few days. That’s a huge help during busy times like the summer, when many people suffer from heat-related problems or allergies. Human doctors would take years to treat that many patients.

Smarter Than You Think

These AI doctors are not only fast — they’re also very accurate. They scored over 93% on U.S. medical exam questions, which is close to what real doctors score. They can:

  • Read and use all current medical research instantly
  • Avoid errors caused by stress or tiredness
  • Spot rare or hard-to-find problems
  • Always follow the latest medical rules

Helping Train Future Doctors

Agent Hospital also helps medical students learn. It works as a virtual training center, preparing future doctors to work with AI tools.

“This will create a new kind of doctor — one who knows how to work with AI,” says Huang Tianyin from Tsinghua University.

What About the Human Touch?

Even with this new technology, some worry that AI may lack the empathy and care that human doctors provide.

“We need rules and safety checks to make sure AI adds to — not replaces — human care,” says a Clinical Ethics Specialist.

Part of a Bigger Picture

Agent Hospital is just one part of many new health tools being developed. Others include:

  • Smart glasses for health checks
  • Non-invasive blood sugar monitors
  • AI tools to help people with diseases like Parkinson’s

A New Future for Medicine?

Agent Hospital shows what the future of healthcare might look like — a mix of smart machines and caring people working together. As summer 2025 brings new health challenges, this AI hospital gives us hope for faster, smarter, and more accessible care — without losing the human heart of medicine.

Source: journee-mondiale