From entertainment to commerce, artificial intelligence (AI) is making a difference in many aspects of life and has the power to advance diagnostics. Next-generation healthcare technology has begun implementing many AI-powered tools to improve efficacy and patient safety, and enhance the clinician experience.1 There are several image acquisition and analysis capabilities that can be enhanced by an AI application for each task.2 Nearly every woman requires an ultrasound at some point during their care. There is huge potential for AI to assist in repetitive tasks and provide promising workload-changing advances with the use of ultrasound in obstetrics and gynecologic (OB/GYN) care.2