Artificial intelligence: The time to act is now

Artificial intelligence will soon change how we conduct our daily lives. Are companies prepared to capture value from the oncoming wave of innovation? Yes, they have a fine MRI machine and powerful software to generate the images. But that's where the machines bog down. The radiologist has to find and read the patient's file, examine the images, and make a determination. What if artificial intelligence (AI) could jump-start that process by enabling real-time and more accurate diagnoses or guidance, beyond what human eyes can see?