AI Tumor Detection in Medical Imaging: What Failed, What It Cost, and What the Rules Say Now

AI tumor detection

Short answer. Computer vision for early tumor detection works in at least one large randomized trial (Sweden’s MASAI, 2026). It has also failed in documented, peer-reviewed ways: a mammography-CAD generation that added an estimated $400 million a year to U.S. screening costs without improving accuracy, a melanoma classifier fooled by surgical ink, radiologists dragged down … Read more

AI in Healthcare: 1,500 FDA-Cleared Tools Examined

AI in Healthcare

Published by: Tom Morgan (an editorial byline, not an individual reporter). Last updated: October 6, 2026. Editorial process: Drafted with AI assistance. Every statistic was checked against the primary source or the named secondary sources listed at the bottom, and anything we could not verify was left out. This article has not been reviewed by … Read more