AI Transparency: Why We Should Label Algorithms Like Food Products
October 20, 2021
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Mark Sendak; Christopher Roth; Suresh Balu
What if radiologists asked algorithm creators “Where can we find the product label and instruction manual, so that what’s inside the packa...
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Build vs. Buy: The Conundrum of Radiology AIJanuary 13, 2022 | Daniel Chow; Justin Glavis BloomHow do you decide whether it’s better to build AI systems internally or to purchase applications from an external vendor?
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The Seemingly Simple Task of Exploring FDA-Cleared Algorithms for Medical ImagingFebruary 1, 2021 | Sheela AgarwalIf you are thinking about purchasing an AI product, the ACR DSI catalog is a great place to start but you will still have some homework ahead of you.
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DSI’s AI Survey Shows ACR Tools in Sync with Member Needs for Deploying AIJune 9, 2021 | Bibb AllenWhile a modest amount of AI is currently in clinical practice, many members plan to purchase AI soon, making ACR’s support valuable for AI integ...
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Overfitting and Generalization of AI in Medical ImagingApril 11, 2022 | Rishi Gadepally, BS, MS2; Paras Lakhani, MDWhen it comes to potential issues with AI models, radiologists must be vigilant.
One AI to Rule Them All: The Need for Multitask AI ToolsMarch 14, 2022 | Nathaniel Linna, MD; Charles E. Kahn, MS, MDMost AI tools focus on a specific problem, slowing AI adoption and frustrating radiologists.
Uniting the Enterprise: Informatics Beyond the Radiology DepartmentFebruary 10, 2022 | Ali Tejani, MDActionable items to create buy-in and effectively lead enterprise-level change.
Major (but Solvable) AI Challenges Get an Assist from ACR ToolsJanuary 11, 2022 | J. Raymond Geis, MDACR has been productive in developing the tools radiologists need to make progress with AI.
Navigating Medical AI Deployment and Continuous EvaluationDecember 17, 2021 | Collin Howser, MD; Brent Savoie, MD, JDWhat lurks in the innovation “valley of death” to prevent your medical AI project from surviving?
AI-LAB Federated Learning to Expand AI Opportunities to More RadiologistsNovember 16, 2021 | Kendall Schmidt, PhDRadiologists can now get involved and develop expertise by registering their sites to take part in the ACR DSI AI federated learning program on AI-LAB...
Implementing Your AI and Informatics Strategic Road MapSeptember 17, 2021 | Juan C. Batlle, MD, MBAAttending the ACR Imaging Informatics Summit will help you take your organization’s informatics projects from concept to reality.
Key Takeaways from the Data Science SummitAugust 13, 2021 | Po-Hao (Howard) Chen, MD, MBAThe ACR DSI Summit delivered technical, financial, and patient-focused insights into today's imaging AI, providing context on how DSI is facilitating ...
Overcoming Technical Roadblocks to AI Deployment with StandardizationJuly 13, 2021 | Safwan Halabi, MDDICOM Supplement 224 will alleviate the roller-coaster rides of AI deployment by standardizing processing services and applications to help catalyze A...
Drifting Away: When Your A+ Decision-Making AI Machine Falls to Average … or WorseMay 12, 2021 | J. Raymond Geis, MDIt is up to you to be sure your AI model continues to work as expected — and the jury is still out on the best way to do it.
A Patient's Perspective on AIApril 12, 2021 | David AndrewsPatients will continue to want the best that AI can provide joined with the best of the abilities of human clinicians.
Don't Be Afraid to Talk to Medical Students About AIMarch 15, 2021 | Bibb Allen Jr., MD, FACRMedical students today want to hear radiology’s value proposition in an AI-enabled era. We must be prepared to explain why radiology is a solid ...
You've Purchased an AI Model. Now What?January 11, 2021 | Walter Wiggins, MD, PhDNow that AI is becoming more accessible, hearing from those who have put a program into place can provide valuable insights.
Democratizing AIDecember 15, 2020 | Dan Cohen-Addad, MDA multi-site federated learning approach to AI algorithm training can protect patient privacy and help make AI development more generalizable to wides...
How ACR Is Making AI Technology Accessible to RadiologistsNovember 17, 2020 | J. Raymond Geis, MDACR is building tools and infrastructure that are secure, user friendly, and radiologist focused.