Surgical AI collaboration behind GoNoGoNet featured in the New York Times
BoWang87 · x · 2026-10-11
Bo Wang (former Chief AI Scientist at UHN) shares that the surgical AI collaboration with surgeon Amin Madani, started two years ago at UHN, is featured in the New York Times. The story highlights GoNoGoNet, which marks predicted "go" and "no-go" regions (green and red) during live surgery to aid real-time decisions. Wang frames it as an extension of MedSAM: moving from segmenting organs and lesions in medical images to helping surgeons interpret what they see as an operation unfolds.
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