Artificial Intelligence - The Third Revolution in Pathology

Manuel Salto-Tellez; Perry Maxwell; Peter W Hamilton

doi:10.1111/his.13760

Artificial Intelligence - The Third Revolution in Pathology

Manuel Salto-Tellez, Perry Maxwell, Peter W Hamilton

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Histopathology has undergone major changes firstly with the introduction of Immunohistochemistry, and latterly with Genomic Medicine. We argue that a third revolution is underway: Artificial Intelligence (AI). Coming on the back of Digital Pathology (DP), the introduction of AI has the potential to both challenge traditional practice and provide a totally new realm for pathology diagnostics. Hereby we stress the importance of certified pathologists having learned from the experience of previous revolutions and be willing to accept such disruptive technologies, ready to innovate and actively engage in the creation, application and validation of technologies and oversee the safe introduction of AI into diagnostic practice.

Original language	English
Journal	Histopathology
Early online date	01 Oct 2018
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1111/his.13760
Publication status	Early online date - 01 Oct 2018

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