Invited lecture ·
Generative AI in MS Neuroimaging
A practical survey of synthetic MRI, privacy, fairness and the limits of generative models in multiple sclerosis.
NMSS
- Delivered
- Event
- NMSS
- Format
- Invited lecture
- Source deck
- 20 slides
From the slides
Deck notes
This lecture surveyed how generative models may help MS neuroimaging, from synthetic contrasts and privacy-preserving data to radiology reports. The same deck was used for an IPMSA session later in 2025.
The question
Can a model that learns the distribution of MRI data extend what researchers can study without introducing new error or bias?
Deck outline
- The distinction between discriminative and generative models
- Synthetic MRI contrasts and enrichment of clinical scans
- Synthetic data as a route to greater privacy
- Generative models for treatment-effect research
- Bias, fairness and equitable model performance
- Small samples, limited validation and the gap to clinical impact
Take-away
Generative AI is versatile, but clinical value still depends on external validation, meaningful outcomes and careful assessment of fairness.