Video from RSNA 2016: Can AI rescue radiologists from isolation?

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Many radiologists are viewing artificial intelligence (AI) technology with trepidation. But could AI help rescue radiologists from further isolation from the rest of the healthcare community? Dr. Mark Michalski, director of the Center for Clinical Data Science at Massachusetts General Hospital, ponders this intriguing question in this video from RSNA 2016.

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