Expectations and Limitations of Artificial Intelligence in Blood Cancer Diagnosis

In this commentary, we open the debate on what can be expected from artificial intelligence (AI) in the diagnosis of hematologic cancers. We discuss the key factors that make AI solutions robust, trustworthy, and, above all, generalizable, with particular emphasis on the importance of dataset quality in shaping the performance and effectiveness of AI models.

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Blood Cancer Discovery
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2026-01-26
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https://doi.org/10.1158/2643-3230.bcd-25-0443
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AI in cancer detection
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Expectations and Limitations of Artificial Intelligence in Blood Cancer Diagnosis

Charlotte Syrykh, P. Brousset, Sarah Bertoli, Jean-Marc Alliot
Blood Cancer Discovery
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Expectations and Limitations of Artificial Intelligence in Blood Cancer Diagnosis

Charlotte Syrykh, P. Brousset, Sarah Bertoli, Jean-Marc Alliot
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Abstract

In this commentary, we open the debate on what can be expected from artificial intelligence (AI) in the diagnosis of hematologic cancers. We discuss the key factors that make AI solutions robust, trustworthy, and, above all, generalizable, with particular emphasis on the importance of dataset quality in shaping the performance and effectiveness of AI models.

Blood Cancer DiscoveryVol. 7(2)
Centre de Recherches en Cancérologie de Toulouse (FR), Toulouse Mathematics Institute (FR), Institut de Recherche en Informatique de Toulouse (FR)
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