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A Chinese artificial intelligence system won 2-0 at a team of 15 prestigious doctors of the country in a two-round competition in which they were to diagnose brain tumors and bruises at sick patients in a competition held at the Beijing Tiantan Hospital.
The system BioMind AI developed by the artificial intelligence research center for neurological disorders of this hospital and by a team of University Capital Medical University, made in 15 minutes 87% of the correct diagnoses (on a total of 225 cases), against 66% who got the team of doctors.
With regard to the prediction of cerebral hematoma, its accuracy was 83%, while doctors – from prestigious hospitals in the country – accounted for 63% of cases.
In both tests the accuracy level of humans was "not enough" and even better than the average accuracy obtained in ordinary hospitals, "said Gao Peiyi, chief of the service of radiology at Tiantan hospital, leader in neurology and neurosurgery.
The robot was formed for 10 years through storing tens of thousands of images of diseases related to the nervous system which makes it capable of diagnosing common neurological diseases such as meningioma and glioma with a precision rate More than 90%.
"The contest does not claim to confront humans with technology but help doctors"
Vice President of the Hospital, Wang Yongjun pointed out that the important is not a winner, because "the contest does not claim to face humans with technology but help doctors learn and improve through interaction with it, especially the more "skeptical."
One of the participating physicians who was eliminated in the second round, Lin Yi, said that she welcomes the use of artificial intelligence [19659013] the one who does not consider a threat but "a friend"
The jury, meanwhile, stressed that artificial intelligence will never replace the professionals but it will work in a similar to the use of a GPS by a driver
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