Interview: Doing Your Dental AI Due Diligence

The rule of thumb worth writing down: there are two types of AI tools, the one that performs in the demo and the one that survives Monday morning chaos. Buy the second. And if you cannot write down on paper what problem you are solving, or spare two hours a week checking whether it worked, do not buy at all.
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