Research, page-597

Good article here, never says this will be used on patients and at the end it says:

Using this new imaging technology, the team hope to expand the Human Organ Atlas to contain different diseases that affect organs, which can be used by clinicians to assist with the diagnosis or treatment of diseases. They also hope to utilize machine learning and artificial intelligence in calibrating CT and MRI scans as well as advancing our understanding of clinical imaging to enable faster diagnoses with improved accuracy.

This implies it will aid in the use of existing technologies - and also support my point re AI and auto diagnosis which some thought was not a good idea.

https://www.biotechniques.com/cell-and-tissue-biology/the-brightest-x-ray-in-the-world-delivering-new-insights-for-covid-19-basic-biology-and-disease/#:~:text=HiP%2DCT%20uses%20X%2Drays,X%2Dray%20in%20the%20world!