Kaiser’s Imaging History | Solid Q2 | Siemens’ Robotics Move
“AI support won’t ensure scanner sales. Lack of AI support will ensure lack of scanner sales.” A Twitter comment from machine learning researcher, Neil Tenenholtz, arguing…
Empathy Test | Perspectives on Transparency | Mammography Slowdown
“I have no idea what any of this ‘transparency’ will actually accomplish. My hope is that it will help to enlighten the fact that private pay…
Blockchain Reality Check | Imaging Nudged in Half | Noritsu’s Service Play
“Like desert wanders searching for an oasis, blockchain proponents see opportunity at every turn, only to have hopes dashed by another mirage when a brave enterprise…
DBT Goes Mainstream | AI Unreadiness | Quantum Imaging
“If I think it’s not pneumonia, it’s not.” UCSD radiologist and Arterys co-founder, Albert Hsiao, with a reminder on who makes the decisions when it comes…
Gist-ificial Intelligence | BU Turns up the MRI Volume | AI for IR
“Am I the only one getting frustrated at all press on ‘AI is better than Docs’ or ‘will AI take my jobs’?? I thought we are…
Volpara’s Big Move | Roche and GE Integrate | China Probe
“Appearance-based discrimination has been documented in the business world, where there is data to suggest that attractive people may be more successful, but in medicine, and…
AI Research Gets Clinical | cfMRI | Mammography Sweet Spot
“‘AI will assist us, not replace us’ Keep repeating that. Not realizing that it’s a Trojan horse. First get in the reading room. The technology will…
AI Controversies | RB-82 Warning | Pigg-O-Stat Goes Viral
“Everyone who argues that ‘AI isn’t magic’ needs to have an infusion of childlike wonder, stat.” Radiologist and PhD Candidate (and 2nd time Imaging Wire quote…
Hubris and Hype | PACS Hack | Vector Flow Breakthrough
“I felt like the carpet was pulled out from under me, and I was left without the tools necessary to move forward.” Canadian radiologist, Nancy Boniel,…
Adversarial AI | 4 Steps to AI Integration | Healthcare Disruption Coming
“If an AI tool can only address one (or even a few) types of abnormalities within a single patient, it will be of limited use for…
