It's fair to say that artificial intelligence has become a part of our daily lives. The average person doesn't think twice about letting an algorithm provide music recommendations or directions on how to get from A to B. According to McKinsey, big data strategies could save the US healthcare system up to $100 billion a year thanks to AI-assisted efficiencies in trials, research, and clinical practice. So, how is AI being utilised, and will the general public embrace it? Image classification – which refers to the process of extracting information from multiple images – has so far been one of the main uses of AI and deep learning within healthcare. While the practice does not replace doctors, it essentially makes their jobs much quicker and easier (and lessens the chances of human error).