About the Session

Trending developments in large language models (LLMs) and Agentic AI continue to shape conversations across imaging informatics. Understanding which advances are truly transformative—and which are overhyped—helps professionals evaluate real-world impact. Topics explored include clinical decision support integrations, autonomous imaging workflows, intelligent tool orchestration, and patient-centered communication.

Agentic AI introduces capabilities that move beyond automation toward more autonomous collaboration and decision support, raising important questions about accuracy, safety, accountability, and trust. LLM innovations are accelerating as well, offering new possibilities in reporting, education, and workflow optimization. With rapid change across both areas, distinguishing meaningful progress from hype is essential.

Building on the successful Hip vs. Hype format from SIIM 2025, the audience will vote live on each trend. Panelists will respond with brief expert insights, followed by audience discussion, creating an energetic and engaging exchange around the most relevant developments in LLMs and Agentic AI.

Objectives

  • Differentiate between innovative applications and overhyped trends in LLM and Agentic AI workflows.
  • Explain the practical implications of current developments in LLMs and Agentic AI.
  • Implement a critical framework to evaluate future advancements in generative AI.
Session Number

3003

Format

Education Session

Learning Topic
Artificial Intelligence (AI)Machine Learning (ML)Productivity & WorkflowProfessional Development
Imaging Specialty
CardiologyDermatologyOphthalmologyPathologyRadiology
Credit Type
ACCME-MDARRT-RTCAMPEP-MPCECSIIM IIP-CIIP

Presented By

 

Dania Daye, MD, PhD

Assistant Professor of Radiology
Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School

Hana Haver, MD, MSc

Diagnostic Radiologist
Mass General Brigham

Rafe McBeth, PhD

Director of Artificial Intelligence, Department of Radiation Oncology
University of Pennsylvania

Satvik Tripathi

Researcher, Department of Radiology
Perelman School of Medicine at University of Pennsylvania