Google Med-PaLM 2: the AI that passes the MIR and does not charge for consultations

Published on June 17, 2026 | Translated from Spanish

Google has introduced Med-PaLM 2, a language model designed for the clinical field. Capable of answering complex questions and passing medical license exams at an expert level, this artificial intelligence promises to assist professionals without replacing their judgment. A significant advancement in the application of AI to medicine. 🏥

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The engine behind the diagnosis: how Med-PaLM 2 works 🧠

Based on the PaLM 2 architecture, this model has been fine-tuned with a corpus of medical data, including medical records, scientific literature, and clinical guidelines. Its training allows it to interpret symptoms, suggest differential diagnoses, and explain reasoning. Unlike general models, Med-PaLM 2 shows greater accuracy in tasks such as answering USMLE multiple-choice questions, approaching the performance of a human doctor in controlled settings.

Doctor AI: never complains about bureaucracy or asks for a raise 😅

Finally, a colleague who doesn't take vacations, doesn't argue about diagnoses, and never asks about the coffee from the machine. Med-PaLM 2 can interpret X-rays at three in the morning without yawning. Of course, when you ask why your knee hurts, it will probably give you a treatise on anatomy instead of a it's your age. The consultation has never been so efficient or so cold.