[sambe]

Both that and "people refuse to use technology that makes them redundant" indeed seem to be hinted at. However, one of the quotes says that poor performance is the reason and if you click through to the original article, it seems fairly clear that there is a problem with the existing systems adapting poorly to different setups.

[kspacewalk2]

It's not about "poor performance", in the same way as poor IDE performance isn't really the root cause of my laptop's stubborn inability to write good Python code. Radiology is about using a generalist medical education to diagnose (or be instrumental in diagnosing) patients. Pattern matching or statistical information are a rather modest subset of that skillset.