One study used more than 2 5 million images to train artificial intelligence algorithms to analyze brain cancer  The results of the study show that computers can diagnose common cancers in three minutes, while it takes about 30 minutes for a medical expert to diagnose In a clinical trial of 278 brain cancer patients, the researchers found that the results of the artificial intelligence algorithm were consistent with the pathologist's diagnosis-actually more accurate-in which doctors misdiagnosed 17 times, while artificial intelligence misdiagnosed only 14 times
At this stage, the software for diagnosis and treatment of cases has been used in medical schools to teach and train young doctors, and the number of operations performed by robots has exceeded 10,000.
 As a result, the researchers concluded that artificial intelligence can not replace doctors, but can play a role of review to ensure that the diagnosis is foolproof