Computer-aided detection and diagnosis (CAD), thanks to newly developed improvements in artificial intelligence, will help increase the detection rate of adenomas and thus contribute to reducing cancer incidence, improving the effectiveness of colonoscopy in screening for important outcomes such as colorectal cancer-related mortality.

Computer-aided detection and diagnosis (CAD), thanks to newly developed improvements in artificial intelligence, will help increase the detection rate of adenomas and thus contribute to reducing cancer incidence, improving the effectiveness of colonoscopy in screening for important outcomes such as colorectal cancer-related mortality.

The initial development of AI was based on creating an algorithm using highly accurate data sets, coded in an independently organized way by a team of experts. This process is called “foundational truth” establishment, where the computer is prepared to distinguish between “abnormal” and “normal” tissue.