What’s Next in Medical AI?
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Claims rapid shift from recognition models to agentic systems that can run simulations and iterate to solutions. Demonstrations include agentic MRI pulse programming that produces runnable sequences after simulation, with reasoning models then agentic models (Gemini, GPT-5, Claude-4) solving the task with exactly one extra instruction and costing about €0.12 and 5–15 minutes versus a trained student at 150 minutes and €37.50. Built workflows reproduce papers in hours, download and analyze 88,000 papers in 3 days, produce a 350‑page textbook in 6 weeks, and publish 93‑paper proceedings for €150.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Medical AI introduction
- 1:22Generative AI in imaging
- 3:50AI research to product
- 5:17Gentle AI for MRI
- 7:02Agentic AI for MRI
- 8:50AI textbook creation
- 10:16China’s AI research lead
- 11:40AI conference publishing
- 12:43AI CT reconstruction
- 13:46AI for study programs
- 14:28AI in medical software
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