Amid the burgeoning imaging volumes and ongoing radiologist shortage, this author suggests that more active involvement by radiologists in the creation and development of AI models could go a long way.
Commentary|Videos|April 15, 2026
Radiologists Respond to CEO Claim of AI Replacing Radiologists
Author(s)Jeff Hall
In recent interviews with Diagnostic Imaging, Andrew Del Gaizo, MD, Nick Galante, MD and Marc Succi, MD, shared their perspective on the recent comment from NYC Health and Hospitals CEO Mitchell Katz, MD, about potentially replacing radiologists with AI.
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While the comment wasn’t something that radiologists haven’t heard before, it nevertheless generated quite a bit of buzz in the radiology community.
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