No Priors: Artificial Intelligence | Technology | Startups A New Operating System for Physicians with OpenEvidence Founder Daniel Nadler
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Sep 5, 2025 
Daniel Nadler, the founder of OpenEvidence, unveils how his innovative company has revolutionized medical information access, achieving a remarkable 40% adoption rate among American doctors in just 18 months. He discusses treating physicians as consumers to enhance their experience and address the enhancement of patient communication. The conversation also delves into how technology is set to reshape medical education and practice while examining motivation and recruitment philosophies that drive success in this transformative landscape.
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Rapid Adoption In High-Stakes Medicine
- OpenEvidence became the de facto OS for clinical knowledge in ~18 months, used vastly more than alternatives.
- High-stakes clinical decision support is distinct and requires precision because doctors get one shot with patients.
Medical Queries Are Deep Semantic Searches
- Clinical queries are long, semantic scenarios not keyword searches and need semantic understanding.
- Once you map the scenario, you can deterministically route to exact trial snippets or guidelines that answer it.
Design For Physicians First
- Target physicians as users rather than patients to preserve accountability and clinical judgment.
- Present results as routed sources with citations so doctors can audit and verify claims.