Ultrasound is quite noisy 4D data. I don’t think there’s a good reason to assume that what an AI can do with it is limited by what kind of conclusions humans that look at ultrasound tomography.
The ACX post treats it like the goal is to do what an fMRI does. This misses the potential of having technology that can answer questions about the causes of pain that your fMRI does not answer (or at least does not answer till someone invest the money into building good AI for it).
Ultrasound is quite noisy 4D data. I don’t think there’s a good reason to assume that what an AI can do with it is limited by what kind of conclusions humans that look at ultrasound tomography.
The ACX post treats it like the goal is to do what an fMRI does. This misses the potential of having technology that can answer questions about the causes of pain that your fMRI does not answer (or at least does not answer till someone invest the money into building good AI for it).