Using Artificial Intelligence to Diagnose Melanoma
Season 45
Episode 104
About the Episode
Dr. Roberto Novoa of Stanford Medical School used a database of nearly 130,000 images from the internet to train a deep learning algorithm to identify skin cancers as accurately as his fellow dermatologists.
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