[LogicFailsMe]

Same logic as not treating the cancer of an 80 year-old as a heuristic rather than looking at the health, genetics, and epigenetics of the individual beyond the chronological age. Whatever happened to "personalized medicine?"

This article sees methodological failure, I see training data. Training data that could ultimately be used to refine low resolution scans into targeted high resolution scans as needed driving down costs and driving up accuracy. We've already demonstrated AI upscaling, what's the blocker to doing the same for MRI?

And finally, who are any of us to tell people what they can do with their money? China has these things down to $70. And they're leaning in hard on improving them. Cue obligatory China cuts corners blah blah blah. Sigh.