Clinical AI should be shaped by the realities of practicing medicine. Last week, more than 130 healthcare leaders joined us for Doximity’s Customer Showcase, bringing together perspectives from across the industry for conversations about where medicine is headed. Our panelists shared how their practices are evolving, where AI is already fitting into clinical work, and what they hope these tools can make possible for physicians and patients in the years ahead. We also heard from @mistyonpointe, whose journey to becoming the first African American woman promoted to principal dancer at American Ballet Theatre was a powerful reminder of what it takes to challenge convention, create change, and open doors for those who come next. Thank you to everyone who joined us and brought their perspectives to the conversation. The future of clinical AI won’t be shaped by technology alone. It will be shaped by the people who understand medicine, ask hard questions, and are willing to imagine what comes next.

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Today we're launching Bedside Bench, Doximity's new open-source benchmark for clinical AI, as a founding partner in @FireworksAI_HQ's Specialized Intelligence Index. Built around physician-validated, real-world clinical cases, it tests whether AI can be a trusted partner to doctors at the bedside, alongside @harvey for law and @SierraPlatform for customer support. Full results + rubrics: technology.doximity.com/arti…

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