Google’s AI for Mammograms Doesn’t Account for Racial Differences

Jan 13, 2020

Google is working on an AI tool for mammograms that researchers hope will one day be more accurate than human radiologists. The tech giant paid for a study, the results of which were published last week (Jan.1) in Nature.

Its findings, at first glance, look promising. But experts caution that AI has a long way to go before it can replace a trained human—especially when it comes to accurately spotting breast cancer in diverse racial and ethnic populations.

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Google’s AI for Mammograms Doesn’t Account for Racial Differences

CU Boulder to Lift Campus Mask Mandate on Monday

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