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AI and radiotherapy: defining boundaries and predicting the future | Peter van Ooijen - Oratio minute
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Artificial intelligence is all around us - it helps our cars recognise road signs and gives us suggestions for the perfect movie to watch. Besides these everyday applications, artificial intelligence is also making a big impact in healthcare.

AI and radiotherapy: defining boundaries and predicting the future | Peter van Ooijen - Oratio minute

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In his inaugural lecture this Friday, Peter van Ooijen professor AI in Radiotherapy, highlights the importance of safeguarding legal and ethical boundaries when using AI for tasks such as delineating tumours and predicting treatment outcomes and side effects. By addressing these aspects, the future holds the potential for adaptive radiotherapy, where treatments can be continuously refined in real-time using AI-based algorithms.