BrainIAC AI Model Predicts Brain Diseases from MRI Scans
Harvard researchers publish BrainIAC foundation model in Nature Neuroscience, predicting dementia, stroke, and cancer from 48,900 MRI scans.
Harvard researchers publish BrainIAC foundation model in Nature Neuroscience, predicting dementia, stroke, and cancer from 48,900 MRI scans.
Harvard-affiliated researchers have developed BrainIAC, a groundbreaking AI foundation model trained on nearly 49,000 brain MRI scans that can predict brain age, assess dementia risk, and forecast cancer survival outcomes. The self-supervised learning model represents a major advancement in medical AI, offering a generalizable tool for analyzing routine brain MRIs to identify health risks and improve early diagnosis across multiple neurological and oncological conditions.
Harvard researchers debut BrainIAC, an AI tool trained on 49,000 brain scans that predicts brain age, dementia risk, and cancer survival with superior accuracy.
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