Quotes from Jeremy Howard at AIMed North America 2017 Jeremy Howard presenting at AIMed North America 2017 A question I was asked at AIMed 2017 was: “When will imaging machine learning (ML) reach high enough accuracy to be clinically useful?” For me, that’s not the interesting question facing this
The Promise AI has huge potential in the diagnostics space -- from improving sensitivity and specificity, to enabling clinicians to assess and measure dimensions that were not previously feasible or practical. More accurate and consistent diagnostic results will then herald earlier arrival at correc
Decision Support & Hospital Monitoring This is one of the fastest growing areas for artificial intelligence in medicine and healthcare. Modern monitoring technology and techniques are collecting more data than ever before about patients in hospitals and in homes. Decision support technology can
By Diane Gromala, PhD, Howard Rose, M.Ed, Frances Ayalasomayajula, MPH, PMP Virtual reality (VR) technology has improved significantly over the last few years. With these advancements, the use of VR in the clinical setting is rapidly increasing. Currently, there is a void of reliable guidance on the
Voice support for doctors using AI assistant An Alexa-like voice assistant which prevents physician burnout has raised $20 million in funding. Suki, a digital assistant for doctors, was launched by Sopris Health, a Denver-based startup, in May with the backing of noteworthy investors including Sales
Photo Credit: EU2017EE Estonian Presidency British radiologists welcome prime minister’s AI ambitions British prime minister Theresa May announced the government will fund AI for early diagnosis of lung, bowel, prostate and ovarian cancer. In a speech at the Jodrell Bank Centre for Astrophysics in M
Ty Vanchon Imaging Informaticist and Medical Imaging Domain Expert - ORA Informatics “There is no way AI can replace radiologists - at least not in the current healthcare system. Radiologists who use AI will likely surpass radiologists who don't, but even that is down the road. “I hope AI will disru
It seems that almost everyone who has anything to do with sick care is trying to innovate, move the needle, disrupt, create game changers and win the 4th industrial revolution. It could be a case of too many cooks spoiling the broth. That particularly applies to digital health physician entrepreneur
Dr Anthony Chang talks about the current state of artificial intelligence (AI) during his visit to England. He reflects on IBM, the World Cup, and the biggest journals and meetings in the space today. Dr Anthony Chang speaker bio: Internationally-recognized as an expert in the field of pediat