Google's AI medical system matched physician-level diagnostic accuracy in a 100-patient feasibility study and now handles live video telehealth guidance. Google’s medical AI system, AMIE, has graduated from typing diagnoses in a chat window to actually watching patients on video and guiding physical exams in real time. A feasibility study at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center put AMIE through its paces with 100 real patients in an ambulatory clinic setting. AdvertisementBuilt on Google’s Gemini models and its Project Astra framework, AMIE now processes live audio and video feeds during simulated telehealth encounters. One hundred patients participated in a supervised ambulatory clinic setting, with AMIE conducting the initial interview before patients saw their physician.