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A V Nair1, S Ramanathan2, P Sathiadoss3
1Departamento de Imagenología Clínica, Hospital Al-Wakra, Hamad Medical Corporation, Doha, Qatar.
Abstract:
Artificial Intelligence has the potential to disrupt the way clinical radiology is practiced globally. However, there are barriers that radiologists should be aware of prior to implementing Artificial Intelligence in daily practice. Barriers include regulatory compliance, ethical issues, data privacy, cybersecurity, AI training bias, and safe integration of AI into routine practice. In this article, we summarize the issues and the impact on clinical radiology.
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