ChatGPT-4 Vision Struggles with Radiologic Image Interpretation
ChatGPT-4 Vision shows strong performance on text-based radiology questions but struggles with image interpretation, highlighting limitations in its current application to radiology.
ChatGPT-4 Vision shows strong performance on text-based radiology questions but struggles with image interpretation, highlighting limitations in its current application to radiology.
Children and young people are generally positive about AI in healthcare, especially in radiology, but emphasize the need for human supervision, according to a U.K.-based survey.
A study of nearly 5,000 screening mammograms published in Radiology revealed that an FDA-approved AI algorithm's false positive results are influenced by patient race and age, highlighting the need for diverse training data and demographic considerations in AI software for mammography.
Combining AI with radiologists’ assessments may enhance breast cancer screening with an algorithm tailored to identify normal mammograms accurately, potentially reducing false positives and unnecessary follow-ups while maintaining cancer detection rates.
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