AI with ‘imagination’ could help doctors with diagnosis, study suggests

AI with ‘imagination’ could help doctors with diagnosis, study suggests
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Tue, 11 Aug, 2020 - 16:23
Martyn Landi, PA Technology Correspondent

Artificial intelligence programmed to have “imagination” could help doctors diagnose illnesses, new research suggests.

A study found that AI trained to be able to use causal reasoning can be just as accurate as human doctors in diagnosing patients.

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