doctor mark siegel with the fox news medical contributor. he joins me now. nt to the dentist the other day. he did his normal inspection. then he did the ai inspection. there wasn't much difference. there were some things that he missed that the ai was able to pick out. is this a good thing or a bad thing? >> that part is a good thing. that's kind of like on automatic pilot on a plane. do want automatic pilot landed the plane? we don't want that. we want a pilot in their lj. we have to be scared that jeffrey inted a quick google today. he is the godfather of deep learning. he started all of this decades ago.he quit saint this is gotten out of control. yorty said at the beginning where it stays in control. that'll you talked about at harvard is called civil. it looks at a cat scan, lung cat scan of a smoker and it says before a radiologist would ever notice this, this could be lung cancer. this spot worries me. you can also use area to look at things you can even think of looking up with a radiologist. so it's a tool. where gets out of control is where somebod

here with reaction, fox news medical contributors doctor mark siegel and doctor janette nesheiwat. joining with us. doctor, i want to start with you. literally have a senator federman that showing up wearing his carhart sweatshirt and, it looks like some obama is out being possible at some hoop in the valley. and then you've got senator feinstein, bless her heart, she does not look well. she just doesn't. i don't know what to do with this. these 2 senators play the pivotal role between the balance of power here. >> yeah, you're absolutely right. jason, as we aged get older our bodies actually break down. it's sad to see senator federman and feinstein struggling. i want to see them get the care that they need and prioritize their health.for example, senator feinstein, she didn't just have shingles. she had the most severe potentially life-threatening complication of shingles. encephalitis.this is inflammation and infection of your brain. swelling of your brain. you know that leads to? leads to memory loss, confusion, agitation. sometimes the symptoms can be long-term. you need to be

siegel fox news. arthel: thank you very much dr. mark. meanwhile new guidance from the u.s.rce on when women should start breast cancer screenings. the panel now says women should get mammograms every two years starting at the age of 40 instead of 50. the new recommendation comes as doctors see more cases of women developing a breast cancer in their 40s. the high death rates from the disease persist among black women. let's bring in dr. janette nesheiwat. she's a fox news medical contributor. what you think of these new guidelines? >> hey arthel. happy to see the united states preventive task force come into alignment with the other organizations. for example the american cancer society and saying they should start at age 40 for the average woman. now, do keep in mind even though the new guidelines they have a mammogram every two years the american cancer society recommends you get started at age 40 every year. that is something you need to talk to your dr. about to find out what is best for you. when are your risk factors when you should start and how often you should have