AI ISN'T REPLACING RADIOLOGISTS

Summary from the TLDR AI newsletter

Improvements in image interpretation have run far ahead of their adoption. There are hundreds of models that could potentially help radiologists, but AI is often limited to assistive use on a small subset of scans in any given practice. The promise of AI in radiology is overstated by benchmarks alone. Models can lift productivity, but their implementation depends on behavior, institutions, and incentives. So far, radiologists have only become busier as machines have improved.