Washington State University use “deep learning” artificial intelligence model to identify signs of disease in high resolution images of animal and human tissue.
PULLMAN, Wash. — A new artificial intelligence program developed at Washington State University could spot the signs of serious diseases quicker, and more accurately, than trained human researchers.
That is according to researchers who developed the deep learning A.I. model at Washington State’s School of Biological Studies, which has the potential to identify pathology within minutes, rather than days or weeks.
Scientists said it could allow patients to receive the results of a mammogram or MRI within an hour.
“It truly can be done in minutes,” said Washington State Professor Michael Skinner. “About 10 minutes, rather than a day or two, or a week or two, that you would have to wait for image analysis on your MRI by your physician.”
Dr. Skinner said the deep learning …