Artificial intelligence may still have the sheen of science fiction and while it’s unlikely to create killer robots, the CSIRO says it might help with cancer detection.
Artificial intelligence still has the sheen of science fiction but while it is unlikely to create killer robots, a CSIRO report says it might manage better cancer detection., publicly released on Wednesday, is a study into how AI and machine learning has been adopted by scientists over the past 60 years.
The report found AI was now used across 98 per cent of scientific fields, with a steep adoption in the past five years. He said Australia in particular excelled in using AI in three major areas - mining, agriculture and in the health sector, especially around cancer diagnosis.“Screening blood tests with machine learning can quickly and accurately diagnose cancer markers,” he said.
In one case, CSIRO scientists used AI to test solar cells, getting through 12,000 in 24 hours, where previously scientists had managed 20 a day.
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