Medicine’s Quiet Revolution Healthcare has always advanced in waves, examples being germ theory, antibiotics, the randomised controlled trial, genomic sequencing. Each wave took decades to become standard practice. Artificial intelligence is different. The pace at which AI tools have moved from research papers to clinical wards has compressed that timeline dramatically, and the breadth of the transformation, including touching diagnostics, drug development, genomics, and patient management simultaneously, has no obvious historical parallel. This is not hype at distance. It is measurable, already underway, and raising genuinely difficult questions about how medicine will be practised, validated, and governed in the decade ahead. Seeing What Human Eyes Miss: AI in Medical Imaging…