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OpenEvidence is free for now. Its CEO has a plan for who will pay.

OpenEvidence chief Daniel Nadler says he envisions changing the company’s ad-supported model, which has kept it free for medical professionals and driven its widespread adoption.
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Daniel Nadler, chief executive officer of Openevidence, during the Nvidia GTC conference in San Jose, Calif., on March 18.David Paul Morris / Bloomberg via Getty Images file

Doctors across America are rapidly adopting OpenEvidence, a free AI-powered chatbot that relies on peer-reviewed literature to answer medical questions. But its CEO, Daniel Nadler, says the model that made OpenEvidence ubiquitous — free for doctors, paid for by ads from pharmaceutical companies and others — may not be the one that the company wants to take into the future.

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