Scientist develops fast and accurate AI cardiology tool

Nicholas Fearn
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But it's not ready to replace doctors just yet, admits researcher.

A scientist in the US has developed a "fast" and "accurate" artificial intelligence system that can classify echocardiogram results using deep-learning algorithms.  Rima Arnaout, from the Univer...

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