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“The nice thing about AI is that it never gets tired. So as we think about AI replacing radiologists, let's focus on AI replacing the tedious, humdrum, boring stuff that needs to be done very well. That's where AI has the greatest opportunity."
- Dr. Brad Erickson, MD, PhD, Mayo Clinic at fireside chat at RSNA

Paige, the global leader in end-to-end digital pathology solutions and clinical AI applications, was able to improve their model's F1 score from .6 to .83 and complete annotation 10 x faster by working with Centaur Labs to annotate their pathology slide dataset.

Our new Research product enables researchers to use our platform and labeling network for free, and our new APIs allow model developers to integrate our data annotation capabilities into their ML pipelines.

At RSNA we announced our Radiology AI Safety initiative in partnership with deepc and Segmed. Together we’ll make it easier to both identify opportunities to improve models and get the data to quickly retrain them.
From new research and regulatory approvals, to new datasets, here are some of our favorite updates in AI in healthcare.
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Erik and the Centaur Labs team
DiagnosUs has won the HealthAwards.com Gold award for Mobile Digital Health Resources, affirming its role as a leading platform for high-quality clinical data annotation. The recognition reinforces Centaur.ai’s accuracy-first approach, demonstrating that expert-validated labeling at scale is essential for trustworthy LLM training and evaluation in healthcare.
Worked with Volastra Therapeutics to annotate cancer cell images, supporting AI models in quantifying chromosomal instability and advancing cancer research.
A Centaur Labs study found that disease prevalence and expert feedback significantly influence diagnostic accuracy in dermatology, highlighting the need for contextual data and ongoing guidance to reduce errors and improve clinical decision-making.