Researchers in the U.K. are training artificial intelligence models to “read” mammogram images by mimicking the gaze of human radiologists, according to Hantao Liu, an associate professor at Cardiff University who is leading the initiative.
The goal is for the AI solution to improve the accuracy and efficiency of scans, thus leading to earlier detection of breast cancer and more informed decision-making.
“We worked with radiologists from hospitals in Wales and England, using an eye-tracking system to record their gazes as they read medical images,” Liu told Fox News Digital.