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- Mitchell Katz, CEO in New York City, proposed replacing radiologists with AI for X-ray diagnoses to save costs.
- At a panel, he suggested AI could automate breast cancer screenings, sidelining radiologists until abnormalities are flagged.
- Radiologist Mohammed Suhail criticized the plan, warning it could harm patients and reveal a misunderstanding of radiology.
- Stanford research finds AI models may produce misleading results, creating "AI mirages" that simulate reasoning without image analysis.
