The American College of Radiology Data Science Institute® (DSI) develops the framework for implementing machine learning (ML) in radiology. Tap into DSI’s resources to learn how to maintain quality assurance and confidently master revolutionary technology.
As new technologies emerge to improve imaging, DSI keeps you engaged in the process and updated on all the latest advancements.
Setting the guidelines for artificial intelligence (AI) use in imaging interpretation, ARCH-AI is the first national AI quality assurance program to help you recognize and adhere to best practices.
Become an ARCH-AI siteThe first large-scale quality registry in AI that provides algorithm performance monitoring in clinical practice by capturing real-world data in a clinical setting.
Join Assess-AILearn about and participate directly in the creation, validation and use of healthcare AI.
See how AI LAB can helpSearch the most complete and up-to-date directory of commercially available imaging AI products in the U.S. to make better purchasing decisions for your facility.
Explore the directoryStudy scenarios where AI improves medical imaging care to learn how tools can be implemented to improve patient care.
View the use casesDSI collaborates with radiology professionals, industry leaders, government agencies, patients and other stakeholders in developing and implementing AI applications that will help improve patient care.
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ACR DSI's mission is to:
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