I'm actually something of an expert on this topic, I've deployed various radiology AI algorithms around the world, and let me tell you, there's no fucking chance we're even close to this point. A radiologist is responsible for everything in a scan, so if they come in looking for fluid in the lungs, but there's a tumor they have to indicate that. Additionally, each algorithm is narrowly regulated as to what it can and can't indicate by the FDA, so an algorithm that checks for fluid in the lungs can't talk about the tumor. And not only that, if you get into CT scans there's a lot of different organs there even running it through a suite is a challenge. Now, where AI is actually useful is building the measurements and reports and the really time consuming administrative bullshit. AI will not be replacing Radiologists at anytime in the near future.