GI Genius was trained to recognize cancer with 13 million images of polyps. GI Genius detected lesions at a 46 percent higher rate than standard colonoscopies that don’t use AI, according to the Sept. 28 report.
The tool will be used in four Intermountain Health hospitals: Intermountain Fillmore, Intermountain Delta Community, Intermountain Cedar City and Intermountain Heber Valley.
Salt Lake City-based Intermountain Healthcare is the first health system in Utah to use GI Genius.
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