American College of Radiology introduces website that offers guidance and resources for the use of artificial intelligence.
Are you looking for some resources or a point in the right direction for using artificial intelligence (AI) tools in your practice? The American College of Radiology (ACR) has introduced an initiative that can help.
On Friday, the ACR announced its AI e-Learning Hub, a website with on-demand videos aimed at helping practices incorporate these technological tools. The videos, which were developed by AI experts in medical imaging, focus on the basics of AI and ways to bring the tools into practice.
Basics of AI: In five videos, the ACR offers insights into how AI is development and applied, and they explore the available tools.
AI in Practice: In these six videos, AI medical imaging experts explore the steps to implementation, offer guidance on how to work with vendors, and provide details on how to evaluate models. These videos also include informatics tools from the ACR Imaging 3.0 Initiative.
To access the Hub, click here.
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