Deep learning algorithm may streamline lung cancer radiotherapy treatment brighamwomens
Brigham and Women's Hospital researchers and collaborators, working under the Artificial Intelligence in Medicine Program of Mass General Brigham, have developed and validated a deep learning algorithm that can identify and outline a non-small cell lung cancer The Lancet Digital Health
"The biggest translation gap in AI applications to medicine is the failure to study how to use AI to improve human clinicians, and vice versa," said corresponding author Raymond Mak, MD, of the Brigham's Department of Radiation Oncology."We're studying how to make human-AI partnerships and collaborations that result in better outcomes for patients.
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