I think it may be more of a "blue sky" research type thing. Not practical now by all means - human eyeballs are better. But in the future, if the use case beco

I think it may be more of a "blue sky" research type thing. Not practical now by all means - human eyeballs are better. But in the future, if the use case becomes such that automated CT detection has a market...someone who invested in this early would hold the patents, copyrights on the libraries, etc.