I keep wanting to do away with the conversation around whether AI will replace humans in medicine. Unfortunately, it's the topic that keeps coming back, like a terminator. The latest iteration is notable for the prominence of its authors and the publishing journal. In the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), authors Ezekiel Emanuel, … Continue reading Here we go again – AI vs humans
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Designing with bias in mind
You may remember this alert from 2018, when a ballistic missile warning went out to the people of Hawaii. If you don't remember it, that’s OK—it turned out to be a false alarm. Although the full cause was never made public, there was widespread speculation that it stemmed from a poorly designed UI—the user interface … Continue reading Designing with bias in mind
Let’s not outsource humanity
If you've attended any talks about AI in radiology in the last couple of years (including mine), then you've probably heard Geoffrey Hinton’s 2016 prediction that "in 5 years deep learning is going to do better than radiologists" and so we should stop training new radiologists. Turns out that wasn't just wrong, it was shockingly … Continue reading Let’s not outsource humanity
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