Artificial Intelligence in Ophthalmology and Oculomics (Malik Y. Kahook, MD)

The goal of this video is to introduce basic concepts and terminology related to artificial intelligence (AI) and to succinctly touch on noteworthy publications that can help guide further exploration if you want to take a deeper dive. I welcome any comments as I continue to learn about this topic. #ophthalmology #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Eye #Surgery #HealthEquity #Glaucoma

[@robinhosein1]

A wonderful talk which is profound, a little difficult to follow on the first exposure, but excellent otherwise. Thank you for this very valuable information.

[@alisaaalehi]

Nice presentation!
My answer to your question is “yes.” The answer is pretty obvious when looking at the results you showed about CC-Cruise and considering that these AI models have been around for a few years. Think about the time and effort required to train a senior consultant (from birth to the point that they become an expert) and compare it with the effort needed to train an AI model. The gap will increase knowing that to teach another human expert, we still need decades, but we can transfer knowledge between AI models in seconds.