Study Finds AI Interprets Bone Age X-Rays Better Than Clinicians
zakkohane · x · 2026-09-02
A study by Curt Langlotz et al. suggests that AI interpretation of bone age X-rays—used to estimate children's height and diagnose diseases—is likely better than clinicians with reduced variability. Zak Kohane suggests pediatricians use such programs and dig in only if assessments differ.
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