In a Dutch screening program, one radiologist working with AI spotted more clinically significant breast tumors at a much earlier stage than two radiologists could together, allowing for much earlier treatment and leading to more positive outcomes.
(c) Ana Shvets
(c) Ana Shvets

Radiologist na may AI, Mas Maagang Nakakita ng Breast Tumors

Sa screening program sa Netherlands, isang radiologist na tinulungan ng AI ang nakatuklas ng mas maraming mahalagang breast tumor—madalas mas maaga kaysa sa dalawang radiologist na magkasama. Isang malaking hakbang para sa mas mabilis na pagtuklas at kaligtasan ng buhay.

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