Mejora de la equidad y la estandarización en las comparaciones diagnósticas entre IA y médicos: una revisión de

Xun Chen1, Hewen Xu1, Ying Huang2

  • 1School of Information Management, Wuhan University, Wuhan, PR China.

Resumen

La rigurosidad metodológica en los estudios de diagnóstico de inteligencia artificial (IA) frente a médicos a menudo es deficiente. La investigación futura requiere diseños prospectivos y transparencia para una integración fiable de la IA en la atención sanitaria.

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