Artificial intelligence: a promise or a threat?
It’s increasingly used in imaging interpretation, an expert says
Deep learning, an aspect of artificial intelligence (AI), has recently been shown to interpret clinical images more accurately than humans — but it’s unlikely to replace rheumatologists and radiologists anytime soon, according to a review.
A leading authority on rheumatological imaging, Associate Professor Berend Stoel, says that, in the short term, it’s more likely that AI will become an adjunct to human reading of images.
