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How UMB is Studying Artificial Intelligence's Potential in Health Care
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A new wave of generative artificial intelligence (AI) is proving to be a disruptor across industries. How can artificial intelligence and tools like Chat GPT improve health care? What are the pitfalls? The University of Maryland Medical Intelligent Imaging (UM2ii) Center is an academic research hub for revolutionizing medical imaging AI housed in the University of Maryland School of Medicine. Paul Yi, MD, assistant professor of diagnostic radiology and nuclear medicine and director of UM2ii gives his insight on AI in health care and how UM2ii fits into that landscape.
Paul is also the co-host of the Radiology: Artificial Intelligence podcast.
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Chapters
1. The Fun and Not-so-fun of AI (00:00:00)
2. Paul Yi (00:04:55)
3. Potential for AI in Medicine (00:10:28)
4. ChatGPT and Health Care (00:18:17)
5. Bias in AI Medical Imaging (00:34:05)
6. Research at UM2ii (00:42:15)
7. Radiology Artificial Intelligence podcast (00:51:15)
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