OpenEvidence says nearly two-thirds of US physicians use its ad-powered AI search engine
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OpenEvidence says nearly two-thirds of roughly one million US physicians use its AI search engine, according to a Financial Times report relayed by Techmeme. The report, citing an unnamed source, says the ad-powered tool is on track to generate $400 million to $500 million in advertising revenue in 2026. The founder's usage claim has prompted debate about patient care.
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The figures offer a concrete adoption and revenue signal for an AI medical search tool, though the usage number is OpenEvidence's own claim and the revenue projection rests on an unnamed source.
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