InTDS ArchivebyHugh Harvey·Oct 3, 2018Harnessing infinitely creative machine imaginationArtificial intelligence is nothing without data. Like a human locked in a white soundless room struggling to make sense of the outside…
InTDS ArchivebyHugh Harvey·Jun 25, 2018How open health data can save the NHSOf the many challenges facing developers of artificial intelligence in medicine, it is access to clean, verifiable, ground-truth medical…A response icon2A response icon2
InTDS ArchivebyHugh Harvey·May 5, 2018Building ethical AI in healthcare: why we must demand itThere is a school of thought that ponders a dark, dystopian future where artificially intelligent machines brutally and coldly run the…A response icon4A response icon4
InTDS ArchivebyHugh Harvey·Mar 25, 2018Synoptic reporting makes better radiologists, and algorithmsI can still remember the first real mistake I made as a radiologist. It was a tiny error, almost unnoticeable, but had a huge affect on the…A response icon2A response icon2
InTDS ArchivebyHugh Harvey·Feb 16, 2018Why deep learning may be best for breast1986 was a great year. In the heyday of the worst-dressed decade in history, the Russians launched the Mir Space Station, Pixar was…A response icon2A response icon2
InTDS ArchivebyHugh Harvey·Jan 24, 2018Why AI will not replace radiologistsIn late 2016 Prof Geoffrey Hinton, the godfather of neural networks, said that it’s “quite obvious that we should stop training…A response icon30A response icon30
InTDS ArchivebyHugh Harvey·Jan 13, 2018Can AI enable a 10 Minute MRI?An MRI machine (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) is a lumbering beast. Standing at over 7 feet tall, as wide as a family car, weighing well over…A response icon5A response icon5
InTDS ArchivebyHugh Harvey·Dec 21, 2017Separating the Art of Medicine from Artificial IntelligenceArtificial intelligence requires data. Ideally that data should be clean, trustworthy and above all, accurate. Unfortunately, medical data…A response icon7A response icon7
InTDS ArchivebyHugh Harvey·Dec 15, 2017Algorithms are the New DrugsOnce upon a time, apothecaries and healers sold their medicinal lotions and potions in backstreets and bazaars, promising fortitude and…A response icon16A response icon16
InTDS ArchivebyHugh Harvey·Dec 1, 2017Nightmare on ML Street: the dark potential of AI in radiologyWhat if radiology artificial intelligence was used against us, instead of helping us?A response icon7A response icon7