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Evaluation of Chinese and international LLMs on Chinese radiology attending physician qualification exam

This paper is like a standardized test report card for AI doctors: it compares how well different Chinese and international chatbots (large language models) can answer official exam questions used to certify radiology attending physicians in China.

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Executive Brief

Business Problem Solved

Hospitals and regulators need to know whether general-purpose AI models are actually safe and reliable enough to assist radiologists, and which models perform best on real, high‑stakes medical exams in Chinese.

Value Drivers

Risk Mitigation (objective evidence of model accuracy on high‑stakes radiology questions)Speed (faster assessment of many models using an existing standardized exam)Cost Reduction (avoids building bespoke evaluation datasets from scratch)Regulatory Alignment (uses an official physician qualification exam as benchmark)

Strategic Moat

Use of a regulated, high‑stakes national qualification exam in Chinese as an evaluation benchmark, plus domain‑expert grading and error analysis, creates a high-quality, hard-to-replicate evaluation dataset and methodology.

Technical Analysis

Model Strategy

Frontier Wrapper (GPT-4)

Data Strategy

Context Window Stuffing

Implementation Complexity

Low (No-Code/Wrapper)

Scalability Bottleneck

Context Window Cost and the need for careful prompt design/translation for medical exam-style questions.

Technology Stack

Market Signal

Adoption Stage

Early Adopters

Differentiation Factor

Unlike typical generic benchmarks, this work evaluates multiple Chinese and international LLMs directly on an official Chinese radiology attending physician qualification exam, providing a culturally and linguistically specific safety/competence signal for clinical decision support in China.

Key Competitors