‘AI-assisted mammograms result in fewer aggressive and advanced breast cancer’, according to a new study from Sweden, published in The Lancet, which used AI in 200,000 breast exams from various institutions in more than 10 countries.

Dr Suzanne Little, Insight Principal Investigator and Professor at the DCU School of Computing, was a guest on Newstalk’s The Hard Shoulder, discussing findings and limitations of the study. According to Suzanne, AI can raise detection rates of breast cancer, however it will not overtake human supervision, it will only become part of diagnoses.

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