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REMEDY: How Far Is Video Generation from Medical Education World Models?

Recent video generation models produce realistic videos and show potential as a foundation for world models. These advances create opportunities for generating medical teaching demonstrations, which requires both convincing visual quality and precise procedural actions. However, whether current generators can meet these requirements has not been measured. To address this problem, we introduce Readiness Evaluation of Medical Education Demonstration sYnthesis (REMEDY), to our knowledge, the first benchmark for AI-generated medical teaching demonstrations. REMEDY provides 900 first frames from real demonstration videos, covering 12 tasks across four scenarios: operating room, imaging, clinic...

AuthorsLixing Tan, Yanghao Zhou, Qing Xia et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published26 September 2026
Last updated at source26 September 2026
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