Video from RSNA 2025: The value of foundation models, agentic AI

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Erik L. Ridley
Dec 2, 2025

CHICAGO -- Paul Chang, MD, of the University of Chicago, provides an update on the Four Horsemen of AI immaturity and shares his thoughts on the value of foundation models and agentic AI.

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