IQ-AI Ltd (LON:IQAI) said its artificial intelligence model for generating simulated brain images without contrast agents has been refined and improved – so much so the AI model now very closely mimics actual, with-contrast images.
Clicking here will take you to the company’s latest brain image.
In a statement, chief executive Trevor Brown said: "Qualitatively, as illustrated in the link above, the recent improvements are so remarkable that ‘wow’ is the only word which seems appropriate. We will continue to update shareholders on this important project as developments unfold."
IQ-AI said it will now present "full datasets" of images to a select team of neuro-radiologists who will qualitatively assess the quality of the simulated output images.
Further validation will include a quantitative, voxel-wise, statistical comparison to understand how closely the model's simulated results match real-world images.
Finally, the model will be deployed to multiple sites to test on actual clinical data necessary for regulatory clearance, the company said.
The group's Gad-free technology is designed specifically to work without Gadolinium-based contrast agents, which have long-established toxicity issues.