Agreed,that's why most AI/ml in radiology is limited to critical findings, identifying acute areas for the radiologist to review, it's not making a diagnosis of

Agreed,that's why most AI/ml in radiology is limited to critical findings, identifying acute areas for the radiologist to review, it's not making a diagnosis of it. And on the EHR/history side, there's ML starting to be used to organize and highlight relevant info so the rad doesn't have to go searching for it. These are both tools for the radiologist to interpret exams faster, and more accurately. It's not taking them out of the picture. Eventually likely to happen... But not where "AI" is today