That's how all sensible machine learning systems are deployed, as assistive tools with a human in the loop so that they can improve with usage. This stuff will

That's how all sensible machine learning systems are deployed, as assistive tools with a human in the loop so that they can improve with usage. This stuff will be used to do initial screening to prioritize cases and provide an initial analysis for the radiologist to confirm. Once they're deployed it won't be too long before they're as good as the top practitioners. It will be a long time before they completely replace radiologists in America but we'll probably see them on autopilot in third world countries where there's a shortage of doctors and data privacy laws are not as stringent. I've met a Chinese guy doing medicine in the states who claimed to have access to all medical data for a bunch of hospitals back in China.