Google DeepMind's real-time video AI doctor is here.

They just introduced AI co-clinician, a triadic care system built to work under a doctor's supervision during patient care.

The system is built to retrieve clinical-grade evidence, verify it, and in patient-facing simulations use a dual-agent setup where one module talks while another watches for boundary violations.

It also beat other frontier models on open-ended drug questions, because real medicine arrives as messy patient cases, not multiple-choice exams.

DeepMind evaluated it against the failure modes clinicians actually care about: saying the wrong thing, or failing to surface the crucial thing.

In 98 realistic primary care evidence queries, physicians preferred the co-clinician to leading evidence-synthesis tools, and the system logged zero critical errors in 97 cases under their NOHARM-style evaluation.