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ASH 2025 | AI‑driven virtual tumor board enhances precision care in AML: refining AI use in hematology

In this video, David Swoboda, MD, Tampa General Hospital Cancer Center, Tampa, FL, discusses how evolving myeloid disease classifications and treatment complexity are driving the need for artificial intelligence (AI)-supported decision tools. He highlights early evidence that multi-agent systems can deliver accurate, guideline-based recommendations that outperform general large language models (LLMs). This interview took place at the 67th ASH Annual Meeting and Exposition, held in Orlando, FL.

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