Built and shared by Tobi Lütke (Shopify), not by me. Summarised from the public sources below. Check them before you rely on a number.
- Who
- Tobi Lütke (Shopify)
- Category
- Healthcare
- Source
- X · Web
- Dates
- Published 11 Jan 2026 · Found 17 Oct 2026
Tobi Lütke received data from his annual MRI scan on a USB stick, but it could only be opened in commercial Windows software. Instead, he had Claude build an HTML-based viewer that worked on his Mac.
What they built
Claude was run directly on the USB stick's DICOM files and asked to build an HTML tool for viewing them. After a few tweaks he could scroll through the scans, stack images, zoom and highlight parts of the spine. Annotation and grid overlays were added later based on suggestions from others on X.
The result
A working MRI viewer in a few hours, without commercial software. Lütke called it an example of reaching for AI first.
Sources
Odense doctors test an AI scribe that writes the patient note during the visit
By Region Syddanmark (Odense Universitetshospital and Lokalpsykiatri Odense)
Region of Southern Denmark is testing an AI tool that listens to the conversation between doctor, patient and staff and drafts the journal note. A psychiatrist in Odense says it saves him three to four hours a week, while an emergency physician says the notes are not yet structured well enough to save him time.
Copenhagen-area emergency departments roll out AI that reads X-rays for fractures
By Region Hovedstaden / Region Østdanmark
The Capital Region and Region Zealand are rolling out an AI algorithm that analyses X-rays for suspected fractures in emergency departments and urgent care clinics. It lets nurse practitioners and junior doctors decide more often on their own whether a patient can go home.
TALT: Danish municipalities test AI that writes care documentation from speech
By Københavns, Aarhus og Aalborg Kommune with KL and Systematic
After two years of testing in municipal health and elderly care, the TALT project shows that AI can be a valuable aid when nurses and care staff write documentation. Copenhagen, Aarhus and Aalborg led the project with Systematic, but the solution needs a legal basis before it can be used in normal operations.
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