> Right now much of the mammogram reading is extremely straight forward. Radiologists can fly through those exams with high quality, especially when you conside

> Right now much of the mammogram reading is extremely straight forward. Radiologists can fly through those exams with high quality, especially when you consider the macros they have setup that allow them to write most of the report with with a two second voice command. That to me sounds like an ideal automation use case. You have an entire class of highly skilled professionals performing a repetitive task. Sure, they may be able to do it quickly, but I imagine they must have to do a bunch of them each day. You could imagine a world where hospitals didn't have radiologists on staff, but rather they acted in a consulting capacity for difficult cases.