Stage 1: claimed.
The rule that placed itA company we follow says, in a passage we checked word for word, that its AI can do the task.
The evidence1X (company-reported) says it can. 1X (company-reported), Oct 28, 2025.
A stage says how far the evidence has got. It is not a rating of the AI and not advice.
- 1ClaimedPlaced here
- 2LaunchedNo evidence yet
- 3Independently testedNo evidence yet
- 4Tested with real peopleNo evidence yet
- 5Regulator-clearedNo approval process exists
- 6Widely used with a verified recordNo evidence yet
Everything we found.
In ladder order, newest first within each kind. Makers' own claims are labeled as theirs.
What the makers claim
- 1X (company-reported)
“NEO can also handle chores in real time while you relax or work nearby.”
1X (company-reported) · Oct 28, 2025 · company-reported
Not found in our sources yet: what has launched; what independent tests found; tested with real people; how many people use it. No regulator approves AI for this task, so the approval step doesn't apply.
Track record and tools.
Failures and court cases are shown beside the stage, never folded into it. Tools are listed because the evidence names them, in no order of merit.
Can AI do these yet?
Answer my health questions
Stage 4 of 6Tested with real people
Randomized trial: chatbot users made no better health decisions
Spot breast cancer on a mammogram
Stage 5 of 6Regulator-cleared
Transpara has been FDA-cleared since 2018, most recently in Aug 2026
Check a mole for skin cancer
Stage 5 of 6Regulator-cleared
EU Class III CE mark lets DERM clear benign cases alone (company)