The field of diagnostic radiology is at a critical inflection point. Artificial intelligence powered systems are increasingly being developed to match or out-perform trained physicians in the field.

A recent great example of AI in diagnostic radiology is the CheXNet project from Stanford, that uses deep-convolutional neural nets to analyze one of the largest publicly available chest x-ray data-set (https://stanfordmlgroup.github.io/projects/chexnet/)

One of the key benefits of such automated image analysis techniques is to improve the existing workflow of classifying an image & applying it to reduce medical errors.

Dr. Matthew Spotnitz, M.D., M.P.H. is a physician with clinical experience in Radiology & Surgery. His presentation will discuss the kinds of errors that occur in diagnostic radiology, why they happen, & how AI can reduce them.

During this Healthcare AI talk by Matt, he will also give an overview on physician perspective of the current AI revolution in healthcare.

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