AI: the quest for reduced diagnostic subjectivity |Oral pathology 360

Artificial Intelligence (AI), the quest for reduced diagnostic subjectivity, will answer - how to use AI in research? How to set it up? Can you use it without a very huge budget? Can it be used in practice? Can it ever replace us? Do we need to feel threatened by it? There is no doubt that AI's immense abilities can greatly supplement our diagnostic abilities both in research and practice, but many questions remain unanswered. On this #OralPathologyTuesdays #ResearchHour, we have Elmer Jeto Gomes Ataide, who has an in-depth understanding of the technology and has been using it in both imaging and pathology in association with the medical faculty of Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg will take us on a journey of how to set up and use the technology. #oralpathology360 #ai #diagnosis Elmer Jeto Gomes Ataide, Ph.D. Researcher   / elmer-gomes-ataide   Department of Radiology and Nuclear medicine INKA-Application Driven Research Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg, Medical Faculty Magdeburg-Germany 0:00 Starting soon video 5: 36 greetings & Introduction 9:51 Lecture 10:50 talk map 12:06 say Hi to AI 17:06 AI in medicine 20:39 AI in diagnosis 26:23 What is needed 47:29 what is out there 51:37 Benefits and drawbacks 54:37 Throwback ( summary) 54:45 is AI going to replace us? 57:39 Q&A