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>Many companies/etc keep promising to "revolutionize" I think the technology is already here, but society does not allow technology to fail at a similar rate a
by mikesabbagh 5y ago
>Many companies/etc keep promising to "revolutionize"
I think the technology is already here, but society does not allow technology to fail at a similar rate as a human. Also the second question, who is to blame when it fails? Doctors have malpractice insurance. A radiologist has to sign every report(and get paid). When a tesla auto-pilot has an accident, it hits the news. This is while humanity is having thousands of accidents a day.
Mammography is the most difficult radiography to interpret. Cant we start with the regular chest xrays? how about bone fractures and trauma x-rays? Those are easier, and i am sure the cost of such xray will be very low.
So I think the problem is with politics and legal.
Do u know that 80% of doctors visits are for simple complaints like headache, back pain or prescription refill? Do u really think AI cant solve this?
It is all about the money baby