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AI outperforms human graders at spotting glaucoma from eye photos in real-world screening study
Author(s)Martin David Harp
AI model beats human graders at spotting glaucoma risk in UK population retinal photos, boosting accuracy and strengthening the case for scalable AI vision screening.
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In a population-based study in the UK, a machine learning model diagnosed glaucoma risk from retinal photos far more accurately than trained human graders, a finding researchers say strengthens the case for AI-assisted vision screening at scale.
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