Stefan

Over 100 radiologists assessed roughly half a million women, kind of one half with, one half without AI. And when AI was used, cancer detection rate was 18% higher. So we find more cancers without doing more harm to women. And we can also cover roughly 60% of the workload with AI. The study was set up in a way to combine the strengths of radiologists and AI.

So the AI only gave recommendations when it was very confident. And in cases where radiologists are better, are diagnosed by the human. I think especially in screening it's important that kind of luckily most women are healthy, right? So only six out of one thousand women actually have cancer but doctors still have to diagnose the other 994, right?

So the AI only gave recommendations when it was very confident. And in cases where radiologists are better, are diagnosed by the human. I think especially in screening it's important that kind of luckily most women are healthy, right? So only six out of one thousand women actually have cancer but doctors still have to diagnose the other 994, right?

So I think AI can really expand screening to more women and also let doctors focus more on the critical, the difficult cases that actually have cancer and treat those. The study shows really good result. And I think we have to really start a discussion on this now on how to integrate AI into healthcare systems. I think there was lots of hype in the past, but now there's actually evidence.

So I think AI can really expand screening to more women and also let doctors focus more on the critical, the difficult cases that actually have cancer and treat those. The study shows really good result. And I think we have to really start a discussion on this now on how to integrate AI into healthcare systems. I think there was lots of hype in the past, but now there's actually evidence.

And there are many legal, ethical, and also patient acceptance challenges to discuss here, right? There always has to be a human element in something as personal as healthcare. But we're also seeing it right now that AI is getting so good that we are close to a time where it will be unethical to not use AI support just because AI,

And there are many legal, ethical, and also patient acceptance challenges to discuss here, right? There always has to be a human element in something as personal as healthcare. But we're also seeing it right now that AI is getting so good that we are close to a time where it will be unethical to not use AI support just because AI,

Thanks for the warm introduction.

I hope everybody can hear me well.

I guess I'm the last one today, and I did not expect people here.

So really appreciate all your support, especially as I come all the way from the Netherlands.

And we're going to talk today about sniper targeting.

So before I start, I just want to know, do we have some power users here, some LinkedIn power users?

Just raise your hands.

Who's leveraging LinkedIn for lead generation?

Who's actually leveraging LinkedIn to create content?

We have people who create content on LinkedIn?

Or people who recruit and use LinkedIn to attract candidates?

OK, this will be really great for all of you.

I have two left hands, so I hope I can manage to click on the right times.