Revolutionary AI Reduces Prostate Cancer Misdiagnosis and Surgery Risk, Study Shows

A fifth fewer clinical cases were also detected, according to an article published in Lancet Oncology.

An international team from the Netherlands developed the artificial intelligence using 10,207 MRI scans from 9,129 patients and compared it with 62 radiologists from 20 countries.

They believe that artificial intelligence will help reduce misdiagnosis and prevent unnecessary surgery for prostate cancer, the most common type of cancer among men.

The researchers said the artificial intelligence could “support the diagnostic pathway to manage prostate cancer”.

The artificial technique was also found to be as effective as radiologists in detecting malignant cancers, which was based on examining the condition of the patients six years later.

The news comes after it emerged that a chatbot could be the country’s first MP based on artificial intelligence. He is writing A daily star .

Businessman Steve Endacott’s company Neural Voice has created an avatar that listens to voters online without actually getting involved.

He lives in Rochdale, which is 300 miles away from Brighton, where his artificial intelligence called ‘AI Steve’ will be a representative if he wins on July 4.

“I want to vote physically, but I want to be completely controlled by my voters through AI Steve. That’s the whole idea of ​​democracy. You have to put aside your personal politics and your own ego and actually do what your voters want. , which is fine in politics,” said Steve Endacott.