Cognita is developing AI models for radiology, Pulse 2.0 reports
Pulse 2.0 says Cognita’s initial focus is X-rays and CT scans, with models designed to draft radiology results while keeping radiologists in control of the final report.
Pulse 2.0 says Cognita’s initial focus is X-rays and CT scans, with models designed to draft radiology results while keeping radiologists in control of the final report.
Pulse 2.0 interviewed Cognita CTO Zhihong Chen about the company’s foundation models for radiology. The publisher describes models designed to interpret medical images end-to-end and draft comprehensive radiology results. It says the initial focus is X-rays and CT scans, with radiologists retaining control of the final report.
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Pulse 2.0 says Cognita’s initial focus is X-rays and CT scans, with models designed to draft radiology results while keeping radiologists in control of the final report.
Pulse 2.0 interviewed Cognita CTO Zhihong Chen about the company’s foundation models for radiology. The publisher describes models designed to interpret medical images end-to-end and draft comprehensive radiology results. It says the initial focus is X-rays and CT scans, with radiologists retaining control of the final report.