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A new study reveals that artificial intelligence can significantly improve radiologists’ efficiency in assessing X-rays without compromising accuracy.

Nine years ago, AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton predicted that radiologists would be replaced by AI within five years. Today, radiologists remain in high demand, but now use AI as a tool to enhance their work.

Australian startup Harrison.ai secures $112 million in Series C funding to scale its AI-driven medical diagnostic tools for radiology and pathology, aiming for global expansion and improved patient outcomes.

Philips and Medtronic join forces to train cardiologists and radiologists in advanced imaging techniques for structural heart diseases, particularly for patients with end-stage renal disease.

Lunit to Present 15 Studies at ECR 2025, Highlighting the Potential of AI in Early Breast Cancer Detection and Improved Radiology Workflows

Philips, a leader in health technology, is expanding its cloud-based radiology informatics solutions to Europe following a successful migration in the Americas. The company is also exploring the use of generative AI to enhance radiology reporting.

Philips is launching innovative AI-powered MRI technologies, including SmartSpeed Precise and MR Workspace R12, to improve imaging speed, accuracy, and efficiency. The company is also showcasing its next-generation helium-free BlueSeal MRI scanner.