Rory Sayres

Rory Sayres

Rory is a researcher in the Health AI group in Google Research. He focuses on intelligence augmentation of medical experts using machine-learning-based assistance. His background includes neuroscience and human/computer interaction. He has previously studied the human visual system using methods including psychophysics and functional magnetic resonance imaging.
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    Closing the AI generalisation gap by adjusting for dermatology condition distribution differences across clinical settings
    Rajeev Rikhye
    Aaron Loh
    Grace Hong
    Margaret Ann Smith
    Vijaytha Muralidharan
    Doris Wong
    Michelle Phung
    Nicolas Betancourt
    Bradley Fong
    Rachna Sahasrabudhe
    Khoban Nasim
    Alec Eschholz
    Basil Mustafa
    Jan Freyberg
    Terry Spitz
    Kat Chou
    Peggy Bui
    Justin Ko
    Steven Lin
    The Lancet eBioMedicine (2025)
    A Multiparty Collaboration to Engage Diverse Populations in Community-Centered Artificial Intelligence Research
    Anna Devon-Sand
    Patricia Strachan
    Margaret Ann Smith
    Trinh Nguyen
    Justin Ko
    Steven Lin
    Mayo Clinic Proceedings: Digital Health (2024)
    Validation of a deep learning system for the detection of diabetic retinopathy in Indigenous Australians
    Mark Chia
    Fred Hersch
    Pearse Keane
    Angus Turner
    British Journal of Ophthalmology, 108 (2024), pp. 268-273
    Differences between Patient and Clinician Submitted Images: Implications for Virtual Care of Skin Conditions
    Rajeev Rikhye
    Grace Eunhae Hong
    Margaret Ann Smith
    Aaron Loh
    Vijaytha Muralidharan
    Doris Wong
    Michelle Phung
    Nicolas Betancourt
    Bradley Fong
    Rachna Sahasrabudhe
    Khoban Nasim
    Alec Eschholz
    Kat Chou
    Peggy Bui
    Justin Ko
    Steven Lin
    Mayo Clinic Proceedings: Digital Health (2024)
    Conversational AI in health: Design considerations from a Wizard-of-Oz dermatology case study with users, clinicians and a medical LLM
    Brenna Li
    Amy Wang
    Patricia Strachan
    Julie Anne Seguin
    Sami Lachgar
    Karyn Schroeder
    Renee Wong
    Extended Abstracts of the 2024 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, Association for Computing Machinery, pp. 10