Claude hops on AI health train

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What’s new? Claude, Anthropic’s AI assistant, just got major upgrades for healthcare and life sciences, with new tools to help providers, payers, and scientists do their work faster and more accurately.

How does it work? The new Claude for Healthcare tools let doctors, insurers, and patients use Claude to handle real-world medical tasks—like reviewing insurance requests, managing claims, and summarizing lab results—all through HIPAA-compliant systems. Claude can also now connect to Medicare coverage databases, medical coding systems, provider registries, and even patient health records (if users opt in). Meanwhile, Claude for Life Sciences gets expanded support for clinical trials and regulatory work, thanks to new connections to tools like Medidata, ClinicalTrials.gov, and preprint servers. These upgrades build on Claude 4.5’s improved reasoning and accuracy in medical and scientific tasks.

Why It Matters: This release follows OpenAI’s release of ChatGPT Health, signaling that AI is rapidly expanding into the healthcare industry. These tools could save time, reduce burnout, and speed up life-saving treatments. Whether it’s approving care, developing drugs, or just understanding your own health, Claude is now much more capable of helping.

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What’s new? Apple has confirmed that it will use Google’s Gemini rather than OpenAI’s ChatGPT to upgrade Siri and future Apple Intelligence features.

Want some details? The new version of Siri, expected to be released in a few months, will run on Gemini to deliver smarter responses, deeper context, and more natural conversations. Apple previously used ChatGPT as a temporary solution, but Gemini has recently outperformed it in benchmarks, prompting this switch.

What does this mean? Although ChatGPT receives most of the hype these days, Gemini may be quietly delivering better results.

What’s up? After a short test run last year, McDonald’s is fully rolling out new AI tools to speed up service, reduce order mistakes, and help employees handle stressful kitchen environments.

How will this work? The company has partnered with Google Cloud to bring artificial intelligence into drive-thrus, kiosks, and even kitchen equipment. Voice AI will take drive-thru orders, in-store cameras will double-check food accuracy, and sensors in machines like fryers and ice cream makers will catch equipment problems before they happen. McDonald’s CEO says this will improve the experience for both customers and employees, while the CIO notes that technology can help reduce pressure in busy kitchens.

Why should you care? This could mean faster, more accurate orders and fewer broken machines during your lunch run. For employees, it could ease the stress of juggling multiple demands at once. And for the fast-food industry, it’s another clear sign that AI is becoming a key ingredient in staying competitive.

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