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Artificial intelligence methods are been increasingly used for analysis of pathology slides. In this issue of the Journal, Sandbank et al. describe the validation and utility of a robust second reader system that can distinguish in situ and standfirst invasive carcinomas from non-neoplastic lesions of the breast.
