
Experts provide an overview of AI's integration into modern pathology and the development of foundation models for cancer diagnosis.
In this series of OncChats: The Future of Pathology with AI, Toufic Kachaamy, MD, of City of Hope, Madappa Kundranda, MD, PhD, of Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center, and Kun-Hsing Yu, MD, PhD, of Harvard Medical School, explore how AI is transforming pathology.

Experts provide an overview of AI's integration into modern pathology and the development of foundation models for cancer diagnosis.

Experts discuss how AI can diagnose cancer from standard H&E slides while accounting for slide quality differences to support broader clinical use.

Experts discuss how AI can rapidly predict molecular subtypes from H&E slides with 87% accuracy, enhancing but not replacing genomic testing.


Experts envision AI rapidly analyzing digitized pathology slides to assist diagnosis, highlight uncertainties, assess tumor heterogeneity, and more.