Raw LLM Responses

Everyone and their mother in medicine thinks AI will replace radiology in like the next month but they've thought that for a while. Luckily most radiologists understand the beneficial nature of AI and the [ACR is actually working on advancing the research themselves](https://www.acrdsi.org/Get-Involved/AI-LAB). A lot of people tend to see this as "replacing radiologists" whereas radiologists understand that what it actually means is "let the computer read all the routine stuff and studies that should never have been ordered in the first place to make time for that 20% of studies that deserve more than 5 minutes." The over-ordering of imaging is a huge burden on radiology right now. My attending atm reads ~125 CTs in the first few hours of the day. From what I've heard, that was an entire day or two worth of work ten years ago. Most of these images are normal because they were ordered without a good indication but still require as much time as any other image since there might be the rare incidental finding in one of them.