Video from RSNA 2021: Is AI scaring medical students away from radiology?

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CHICAGO - Is artificial intelligence (AI) scaring medical students away from choosing radiology as a specialty? Dr. Michael Atalay of Brown University presented research on this question at RSNA 2021, and we caught up with him in McCormick Place to discuss his study.

Dr. Michael Atalay discusses medical students and fear of AI.

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