Health Imaging September 17, 2024
Since generative artificial intelligence products first emerged, the models’ capabilities have grown by leaps and bounds. Now, they can seemingly bring renowned scientists from the past back to life.
In a new paper in Cureus, co-authors Ramin Javan, with the Department of Radiology at George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, and Navid Mostahgni, from California University of Science and Medicine, detail how they were able to use different generative AI applications to “reincarnate” deceased physicists whose work was influential in the field of radiology—Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen, Nikola Tesla, Marie and Pierre Curie, Albert Einstein, and Christian Doppler.
“AI-powered multimedia generation technologies, particularly video synthesis through stable diffusion and transformers, offer transformative potential for radiology education,...
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