What will doctors of the future look like? Meet the 10 innovators revolutionising healthcare

For the doctors of the future, and their creators, the re-invention of the healthcare system must begin with those working on the frontline. WIRED and HP present ten innovators developing the artificially intelligent, entrepreneurial, and on-demand doctors who are set to transform the delivery of healthcare. Subjectivity is the last quality you want in medical diagnosis, but with complex noisy scans an objective conclusion can be hard to come by. At the University of Copenhagen's department of computer science, Mads Nielsen is working on the use of machine learning to provide automatic, accurate and quantitive analyses of common medical imagery. Applications including screening for breast cancer risk in mammograms, Alzheimer's development in brain MRI scans, and arthritis in hand and knee MRI images, are being developed through his spin-out company, Biomediq.