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Artificial intelligence was supposed to transform health care. It hasn’t.
"AI isn't replacing radiologists" good article
Expectation: rapid progress in image recognition AI will delete radiology jobs (e.g. as famously predicted by Geoff Hinton now almost a decade ago). Reality: radiology is doing great and is growing.
There are a lot of imo naive predictions out... See more
Andrej Karpathyx.com
I find the story of AI and radiology fascinating. Of course, Hinton's prediction was wrong* and tech advances don't automatically and straightforwardly cause job replacement — that's not the interesting part.
Radiology has embraced AI enthusiastically, and the labor force is growing nevertheless. The... See more
Fast forward to 2022, and not a single radiologist has been replaced. Rather, the consensus view nowadays is that machine learning for radiology is harder than it looks; at least for now, humans and machines complement each other’s strengths.
Gary Marcus • Deep Learning Is Hitting a Wall
I don't talk much about this - I obtained one of the first FDA approvals in ML + radiology and it informs much of how I think about AI systems and their impact on the world. If you're a pure technologist, you should read the following:
There's so much to unpack for both why Geoff was wrong, and why his future... See more
Spark Lingonberryx.comI don't talk much about this - I obtained one of the first FDA approvals in ML + radiology and it informs much of how I think about AI systems and their impact on the world. If you're a pure technologist, you should read the following:
There's so much to unpack for both why Geoff was wrong, and why his future... See more
Kevin Fischerx.com