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EPISODE · Oct 4, 2019 · 20 MIN

Podcast 236: Is an AI better at diagnosis?

from Clinical Conversations · host NEJM Group

Running time: 20 min. Recently, Lancet Digital Health ran a meta-analysis concluding — if cautiously — that “deep learning” (more familiarly known as artificial intelligence) can be considered “equivalent to healthcare professionals” in image-based diagnoses. In an editorial commentary on the analysis, Tessa Cook says, in effect, “not so fast!” And she discusses the reasons behind that caution with us in this episode. Dr. Cook’s commentary in Lancet Digital Health The meta-analysis on which she was commenting The post Podcast 236: Is an AI better at diagnosis? first appeared on Clinical Conversations.

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