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Katie Palmer braved frigid temperatures in Chicago last week to learn about the hot, hot world of using artificial intelligence to analyze medical imaging at the Radiological Society of North America annual meeting. She’s already delivered two brilliant readouts:

Radiology was an early adopter of AI technology but as researchers and startups forge ahead lean with a new wave of the technology, practices and are still scrambling to catch up with the older generation of tech. Read more here .

With the rise of large vision models that can perform broader interpretation of imaging like che

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