Anecdotes like this are informative as far as they go, but they don't say anything at all about the technique itself. Like your story about the fonts used for labeling, essentially all of the drawbacks cited by the article come down to inadequate or inappropriate training methods and data. Fix that, which will not be hard from a purely-technical standpoint, and you will indeed be able to replace radiologists.
Sorry, but in the absence of general limiting principles that rule out such a scenario, that's how it's going to shake out. Visual models are too good at exactly this type of work.
Sorry, but in the absence of general limiting principles that rule out such a scenario, that's how it's going to shake out. Visual models are too good at exactly this type of work.