Health Imaging March 14, 2025
Right now, she said the technology still requires human involvement and supervision because of the inaccuracies that she is seeing.
“Hopefully that will improve over time, and maybe one day we will reach a stage where we’re comfortable with LLMs generating reports or simplifying reports without as much human or radiologist involvement. But I think at this point there’s still work to be done for us to trust and to be comfortable with using LLM to help with patient care,” Bahl explained.
The use of AI for decision support in breast imaging, specifically through AI-based computer-assisted detection (CAD) for screening mammography, is seeking wider adoption, but she said there are still a lot of questions about accuracy.
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