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How Mayo Clinic uses AI to stimulate efficiency and amplify human capacities in its radiology department, which has a team of AI of 40 people and more than 400 radiologists– Experts predicted that artificial intelligence would steal jobs in radiology. But at Mayo Clinic, technology was more friendly than the enemy.
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