Artificial intelligence from the U.S. company OpenEvidence became the first to score 100% on the USMLE, the toughest medical exam in the United States. What is more, the system explained each of its choices, citing authoritative scientific sources.
The USMLE is mandatory for anyone who wants to become a doctor in the United States and is considered one of the hardest exams in the world. The previous record belonged to the AI SCAI, which scored 92.5%, while the highest human results did not exceed 95%.
The most important advantage of the system is its ability to explain answers, which makes it a powerful tool for learning and real medical practice. The AI not only makes no mistakes, but also helps others better understand medicine, relying only on verified data.
This success is not just a record, but a step toward higher-quality, more accessible and more modern medicine. In the future, such systems may become standard in medical education and an important part of clinical teams.
