[sergers]

There were like 80 different vendors showing assisted ai in many different spaces at RSNA 2019

Well known every major pacs vendor is looking for assisted findings (some have been available for ages, ex: icad bi-rads finding for telling rad to check) or even just case prioritization for radiologists. (Ex: aidoc has an algorithm for brain bleed for case prioritization, not a diagnosis).

They all are employing machine learning really (zebra medical claims 30 million scans processed).

Medical "ai" "algorithms" companies are vastly growing in the past few years

[ariehkovler]

> Ex: aidoc has an algorithm for brain bleed for case prioritization, not a diagnosis).

Eh... well it's more complicated than that. These systems CAN diagnose, but their regulatory approval is only for use as an aid, not as a diagnosis tool.