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Francesca Coppola is a leading voice in the intersection of radiology and artificial intelligence, with a primary focus on the ethical and clinical deployment of AI in medical imaging. Her most cited work, "Artificial intelligence: Who is responsible for the diagnosis?" (2020, 233 citations), has become a foundational text in the field, critically examining the accountability and legal frameworks surrounding AI-assisted diagnostics. Beyond this landmark paper, Coppola has made substantial contributions to the development and validation of AI algorithms for prostate cancer detection, particularly through multiparametric MRI. Her research consistently bridges the gap between cutting-edge computational tools and practical, patient-centered radiology. With over 230 citations on her pivotal work alone, her influence extends across clinical practice, medical ethics, and regulatory policy. Coppola's scholarship is essential reading for anyone navigating the complex landscape of AI in healthcare, as she not only advances technical innovation but also ensures that the human and ethical dimensions of diagnosis remain at the forefront of the conversation.
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- 1Artificial intelligence: Who is responsible for the diagnosis?233 citations · 2020