Christoffer Egeberg Hother, MD., Ph.D., MSc. bioinformatics, Danish National Genome Center

Foundation models have changed the way machine learning is practiced. Foundation models applied to text, so-called large language models (LLMs), have proven to be a disruptive technology. They might radically change the way we interact with computers.

In early 2022, it was clear that generalist LLMs can outperform domain-specific approaches in many domains. Benchmarks that reflect real-world scenarios were still needed, and today, it remains unclear how to best use and evaluate these models. Our results support that future LLMs might be applicable to critical real-world applications such as supporting healthcare professionals.

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