Can AI be a second pair of eyes for liver cancer detection?

This trial asks whether adding artificial intelligence (AI) to radiologists' reading of liver CT scans can match or improve standard reporting. It involves 40,000 adults who had contrast-enhanced CT scans of the abdomen. On some days, radiologists first read scans on their own, then see AI suggestions and may revise their reports; on other days, they use the usual workflow without AI. The main goal is to see if AI-assisted reading misses fewer clinically significant liver cancers, while also checking detection rates, diagnostic accuracy, and reporting speed.