So looking at that and then also realizing in the article that it in my thoughts, something like AI would be very good at the radiology aspect, right? Making sure that it was reading mammograms faster for example, but it also pointed out that it was leading to a lot of false positives that were leading to unnecessary tests. So how in the future, as patients, as providers, can we ensure confidence in the different kind of applications that AI and these technologies are going to be used for in medicine? (02:56–03:08)
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Asserts that AI can read mammograms faster but may cause false positives and unnecessary tests.
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