Fractal unveils vaidya.ai, a free AI platform offering healthcare information and interpretation of medical reports in multiple languages.
Fractal, a global provider of artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced analytics solutions to Fortune 500® companies, announced the launch of vaidya.ai, a healthcare AI platform designed to provide free and accessible healthcare assistance to individuals. This follows Fractal’s earlier launches of marshallgoldsmith.ai (coaching assistant) and kalaido.ai (a free text-to-image generator in 17 Indian languages).
vaidya.ai ranks among the top-performing AI models, showcasing its ability to understand and interpret medical information with high performance. It scored an average accuracy of 83% when tested on 20-plus years of Post-Graduate NEET/PG-Med examination – a national-level entrance exam in India to determine the eligibility of candidates for admission to postgraduate medical programs in top medical colleges.
Fractal has meticulously trained the model on a curated dataset comprising over 850,000 images and text entries, collected through open-source, data annotation, data collection, and synthetic datasets, among other methods. This comprehensive training includes multiple Vision-Language Models (VLM) and large language models (LLM), including one with over 30 billion parameters, ensuring the delivery of reliable responses to users.
“The Fractal AI research team is dedicated to unlocking solutions to complex challenges and creating a meaningful impact for the world. vaidya.ai represents a significant step forward in making healthcare more accessible to everyone. Our goal with vaidya.ai is to enhance people’s access by providing timely, reliable healthcare information,” said Srikanth Velamakanni, Co-founder, Group Chief Executive & Vice Chairman, Fractal.
vaidya.ai offers users free access to interact with the model through text and images without any fees or subscriptions. It can interpret health reports, answer queries in multiple languages, and provide context-specific information. For instance, users can upload health reports and receive summaries in English, Hindi, and other Indian languages, making healthcare information more accessible to non-English-speaking populations.
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“vaidya.ai is designed to augment healthcare information and doesn’t intend to replace medical advice from medical professionals,” said Suraj Amonkar, Chief AI Research and Platforms Officer at Fractal. “The development involved training models and frameworks using LLM and VLM architectures and validating the models on 20+ years of PG NEET/ PG Medical examination papers, among other metrics, to measure how well the models performed. While it offers valuable insights and information, it always encourages users to consult healthcare professionals for medical advice.”
Fractal plans to expand vaidya.ai’s capabilities further as part of its commitment to continuous improvement. Future updates will include more specialized medical models and enhanced multimodal functionalities, ensuring that vaidya.ai evolves with the needs of the healthcare community.
