OpenEvidence released a new family of medical AI search models on September 3, 2026, making three production models available free to verified clinicians and opening a fourth, which it describes as its most advanced, to researchers by application only. The three production models are named for figures in the history of medicine. Osler, which the company describes as its fastest model at roughly five seconds per answer, is the successor to the model that previously powered OpenEvidence answers…
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