Video from RSNA 2016: AI and radiology -- Separating hope from hype

Nov 28, 2016

Artificial intelligence (AI) is one of the most hyped -- and most feared -- technologies to come along in radiology in years. Dr. Paul Chang from the University of Chicago separates AI's hope from hype in this video interview from RSNA 2016.

Paul Chang's Interview. Is artificial intelligence threat to radiology?
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