I'm not saying anything about the validity of AI in medical or even your interest in the subject, but after listening to the other side, all I could think was, "but, why?". Supposedly, standard treatment paths were supposed to be the "AI" of yesteryear, the culmination of centuries of medical practice and knowledge, coalesced into the physical form of textbooks, manuals and education, yet somehow, diseases go misdiagnosed, improper and outright wrong surgeries and procedures are performed, talk of cure is forbidden and censured while diet and nutrition are sidelined as not being causal...
Perhaps AI could distill centuries of medical wisdom into the hands of you and me... Would we act responsibly with these new powers?
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So what I understand about AI in med, for a specific example, take radiology.
AI has been able to detect breast cancer in women earlier than the human eye can.
That’s just one example.
Excellent! Finding a signal in what would be otherwise perceived as noise by diagnosticians... Yes, I agree, this IS a proper application for AI.
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