AI ethics on Sunday, 1 March 2020

T he advent of deep neural networks as a new artifi- cial intelligence (AI) technique has engendered a large number of medical applications, particularly in medical imaging. Such applications of AI must remain grounded in the fundamental tenets of science and scientific publication (1). Scientific results must be reproducible, and a scientific publication must describe the authors' work in sufficient detail to enable readers to determine the rigor, quality, and generalizability of the work, and