Every conference, every journal, every headline said the same thing: AI is coming for your job. We decided to find out if that was actually true.
The Augmented Clinician was founded by five clinicians — based in Paris, Toronto, London, São Paulo, and Nairobi — who disagreed with the prevailing narrative that AI was about to replace doctors. We started testing the tools ourselves, comparing notes, and writing it up. This site is the result.
We are not investors, vendors, or analysts. We are practicing clinicians who care which tools help us treat patients better, and which ones don’t. We publish our methodology, our scores, and our conflicts of interest — and we do not accept payment or sponsored placement.
If a tool we cover changes — gets better, gets worse, raises its price, drops a country — we update the page and log it. Read our editorial policy and disclosures for the full picture.