I read an article today saying that AI diagnoses skin cancer with 95% accuracy. They say it's even higher than doctors. It could be put into practical use as early as next year... The pace of medical AI development is scary.
Hey, if it's 95%, it's practically confirmed, damn.
My grandmother was diagnosed with skin cancer late, and it was really tough... I hope AI can detect it early. But for it to be adopted in actual hospitals, it'll need to pass regulations, so it might take time. Still, I'm looking forward to it.