This weekly update shows how AI agents are changing healthcare in amazing ways. These smart computer helpers are now doing tasks that doctors and nurses used to do by themselves.

Sutter Health, a big hospital group in the United States, made two huge deals this week. First, they teamed up with GE HealthCare to get new smart machines that can take better pictures inside people's bodies. These AI-powered machines help doctors see problems faster and more clearly. Second, Sutter Health joined with Aidoc to put AI helpers in every hospital they own by next year.

City of Hope hospital created something called HopeLLM, which is like a super-smart assistant. This AI agent can read through huge piles of patient records in just seconds. It helps doctors spend less time looking for information and more time talking to patients. The AI can even find patients who might be good for special medical tests.

Stanford University made the biggest breakthrough of all. They created AI scientist agents that can do research completely on their own. These computer scientists held their own meetings, came up with ideas, and tested new medicines for COVID-19. Out of all their ideas, 90% actually worked! This could help create new medicines much faster than before.

Oracle launched a new computer system for doctors that uses voice commands. Instead of typing and clicking, doctors can just talk to their computers. This helps them spend less time on paperwork and more time with patients.

However, there's also bad news. A new report shows that 80% of AI projects in hospitals fail. Many hospitals start small tests with AI, but can't make them work for all their patients. The main problems are old computer systems and getting all the different hospital departments to work together.