Tairex Launches Multi Agent System for Clinical Collaboration
Tairex unveiled its Multidisciplinary Human Agent Collaboration system for Agent Hospital, according to a company press release. The system coordinates specialized AI agents that work with physicians on cases involving multiple clinical fields.
Tairex says Agent Hospital includes 54 AI doctors covering more than 20 specialties and tens of thousands of diseases. The agents train through simulated consultations with millions of AI patients and achieved more than 96% accuracy on the MedQA dataset, according to the company.
For complex cases, the system activates relevant agents simultaneously and presents their reasoning and evidence through one interface. It highlights disagreements for physician review, while critical clinical decisions remain under human control.
Tairex says its products use data controls based on the European Union General Data Protection Regulation and South Korea's Personal Information Protection Act. The company has also obtained Level 3 certification under China's Multi Level Protection Scheme.
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