People have been publishing fairly useless papers "for" medical imaging enhancement/improvement for 3+ decades now. NB this is not universal (there are some go

People have been publishing fairly useless papers "for" medical imaging enhancement/improvement for 3+ decades now. NB this is not universal (there are some good ones) and not limited to AI techniques, although essentially every AI technique that comes along gets applied to compression/denoising/"superres"/etc. if it can, eventually. The main problems is that that typical imaging researchers are too far from actual clinical applications, and often trying to solve the wrong problems. It's a structural problem with academic and clinical incentives, as much as anything else.