http://www.wired.com/2015/10/robot-radiologists-are-going-to-start-analyzing-x-rays/
Are you worried yet? It seems that Enlitic has made some breakthroughs (at least according to them) with their medical pattern recognition and it's CEO has said in couple of speeches that in many cases their software is better than radiologist or pathologist.
As article states Enlitic isn't going to replace radiologists but make them more efficient. Isn't that alone gonna put many radiologists unemployed if one radiologist can analyze say 10x or maybe even 100x more scans? And not to mention that who knows how advanced this technology will be in let's say 10 years. Maybe they will replace all radiologists.
So what do you think?
Are you worried yet? It seems that Enlitic has made some breakthroughs (at least according to them) with their medical pattern recognition and it's CEO has said in couple of speeches that in many cases their software is better than radiologist or pathologist.
As article states Enlitic isn't going to replace radiologists but make them more efficient. Isn't that alone gonna put many radiologists unemployed if one radiologist can analyze say 10x or maybe even 100x more scans? And not to mention that who knows how advanced this technology will be in let's say 10 years. Maybe they will replace all radiologists.
So what do you think?