Dr. Paul Chang shares his insights on the role of foundation models and agentic AI in radiology at RSNA 2025.
Key Details
- 1Dr. Paul Chang, from the University of Chicago, is featured in an RSNA 2025 interview.
- 2He discusses the current maturity of AI in radiology, referencing the 'Four Horsemen of AI immaturity.'
- 3Highlights include the potential and value of foundation models in improving radiology workflows.
- 4The concept of 'agentic AI' is explored as an emerging trend in imaging AI.
Why It Matters
Chang's perspective helps radiology professionals understand where AI stands today, especially regarding next-generation AI technologies such as foundation models and agentic AI, which could shape future clinical workflows and impact practice readiness.
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