
AI matches radiologists in emergency head CT triage
A new AI model drafts emergency head CT reports that radiologists cannot tell apart from human work.
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A new AI model drafts emergency head CT reports that radiologists cannot tell apart from human work.

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Adding radiology text to visual AI models stops them from failing when hyperparameters change.

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