AiAi.care project is teaching computers to "see" chest X-rays and interpret them how a human Radiologist would. We are using 700,000 labeled Chest X-Rays + Deep Learning to build an FDA 💊 approved, open-source screening tool for Tuberculosis and Lung Cancer. After an MRMC clinical trial, AiAi CAD will be distributed for free to emerging nations, charitable hospitals, and organizations like WHO 🌏
Our secondary goal is to open-source 'Medical Imagenet' pretrained models and weights. Medical data is hard to obtain, so many current Radiology-AI papers rely on transfer-learning ImageNet weights. There are significant differences between ImageNet images (color, low-res, high-contrast) and Radiology images (grayscale, high-res, low-contrast), so we believe that our Medical Imagenet weights will improve sensitivity and specificity across the board for future research.
If you are looking for a non-technical introduction to Project AiAi, please click here to visit https://AiAi.care website. In case you were wondering about the project's name, AiAi stands for AI Augmented Imaging.
Here are major milestones for the project and target completion dates:
If you are a Machine Learning maestro, Kaggle king, or HL7 hacker then please check out our KANBAN project tracker here. You can donate your time and expertise by contributing to any of the issues/tasks pinned on the KANBAN board.
Project AiAi is the first effort of its kind to donate an open-source, medical algorithm to the world. This presents some interesting legal challenges, so we have set up a wiki page where lawyers can donate their time and advice for Project AiAi.