>> I can't help but think some of the barriers here involved proving the software in a situation decidedly different than a clinical setting. Totally agree. Bu

>> I can't help but think some of the barriers here involved proving the software in a situation decidedly different than a clinical setting. Totally agree. But science moves in baby steps and progress builds on progress. We started ML by doing linear regression. Then we moved onto recognizing digits. Then we moved onto recognizing cats. Suddenly, Google Photos can find a friend of mine from 1994 in images it appears to have automatically sucked up. That is amazing progress. Similarly, our viewpoint as co-founders in the space was to solve a single use-case amazingly well and prove AUC and cost/value metrics. The field wont be moved by me or you, it will be moved by dozens of teams building upon each other.