The University of Melbourne in Australia has spearheaded research to develop DT-GPT, an AI tool capable of creating "digital twins" of patients to accurately predict their future health trajectories.

• The AI model outperformed 14 other state-of-the-art machine learning models in predictive accuracy.
• Led by Associate Professor Michael Menden, the research utilized three datasets from thousands of electronic patient health records.
• DT-GPT made "zero-shot predictions" and is hailed as a "potential gamechanger for the clinical trial sector" and personalized medicine.