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By: TheJestPress.com
In a shocking blow to anyone who makes their living squinting at grainy scans and murmuring “hmmm,” artificial intelligence has achieved the impossible: accurately classifying pancreatic cysts—on purpose and not just by binge-watching WebMD.
Scientists at the forefront of medical innovation unleashed the AI, named “Dr. CystoBot,” on thousands of murky pancreas images. The silicon genius sorted benign from maybe-not-benign with accuracy levels previously only dreamed of by human radiologists, fortune tellers, and people who pick NCAA brackets.
“We created this AI to help doctors,” said lead researcher Dr. Ima Botfriend, who was later seen quietly updating her own résumé. “Now, it’s better than us at picking out cysts. I guess we’ll have more time for, I don’t know, Sudoku?”
Medical students in radiology across the globe immediately demanded refunds for “that one lecture about blob detection,” while hypochondriacs everywhere praised the creation of an algorithm more reliable than their neighbor Karen. “If the AI says I’m fine,” said one citizen, “I trust it. It doesn’t judge me for googling ‘pancreatic doom’ at 3 AM.”
Some are raising concerns about empathy gaps. Unlike Dr. Murphy or Nurse Patel, Dr. CystoBot doesn’t offer anything for the nerves except a cold, hard diagnosis and possibly a cat meme. Critics also fear AI could misinterpret other organ scans and start classifying Netflix recommendations based on cystic potential, but the developers assure us rigorous firewalls are in place.
As for the radiologists, they’re not bitter. “I, for one, welcome our new AI overlords,” said one, nervously clutching a resume with “Excel: intermediate” highlighted.
So, if you’re worried about pancreatic cysts, there’s now an app for that. Just don’t ask it about your love life.
By: TheJestPress.com
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