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My MRI interpretation vision model pointed at the right kidney and wrote "left"

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I build a tool that reads MRI and CT scans with general vision models and explains the findings in plain language. The most repeated error in that pipeline isn't a missed tumour or an invented measurement. It's left and right . We ran eight real studies through four readers (Claude, Gemini, Grok an…

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  1. 2026-09-17 07:35 · DEV Community — AI
    My MRI interpretation vision model pointed at the right kidney and wrote "left"

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