Letter urges clinically meaningful benchmarks for LLMs in radiology report QA

Letter to the editor calls for moving beyond generic NLP metrics toward clinically meaningful evaluations of large language models (LLMs) for radiology report quality assurance.

• Commentary in European Radiology argues that current LLM benchmarking for report QA lacks real-world clinical relevance.
• Proposes benchmarks should reflect tasks like error detection, completeness, and guideline adherence.
• No original data presented; letter provides expert perspective on evaluation standards.

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