Will centralized architectures work for artificial intelligence in medicine?
Does the same centralized architecture approach, responsible for much of the progress in consumer artificial intelligence (AI), work for AI in medicine?
Does the same centralized architecture approach, responsible for much of the progress in consumer artificial intelligence (AI), work for AI in medicine?
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