InVitroVision: a Multi-Modal AI Model for Automated Description of Embryo Development using Natural Language

Researchers have developed InVitroVision, a multi-modal AI model capable of automatically describing embryo development using natural language. Outperforming commercial models, this technology promises to standardize assessment processes in In Vitro Fertilization (IVF).
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Title:InVitroVision: a Multi-Modal AI Model for Automated Description of Embryo Development using Natural Language
View PDF HTML (experimental)Abstract:The application of artificial intelligence (AI) in IVF has shown promise in improving consistency and standardization of decisions, but often relies on annotated data and does not make use of the multimodal nature of IVF data. We investigated whether foundational vision-language models can be fine-tuned to predict natural language descriptions of embryo morphology and development. Using a publicly available embryo time-lapse dataset, we fine-tuned PaliGemma-2, a multi-modal vision-language model, with only 1,000 images and corresponding captions, describing embryo morphology, embryonic cell cycle and developmental stage. Our results show that the fine-tuned model, InVitroVision, outperformed a commercial model, ChatGPT 5.2, and base models in overall metrics, with performance improving with larger training datasets. This study demonstrates the potential of foundational vision-language models to generalize to IVF tasks with limited data, enabling the prediction of natural language descriptions of embryo morphology and development. This approach may facilitate the use of large language models to retrieve information and scientific evidence from relevant publications and guidelines, and has implications for few-shot adaptation to multiple downstream tasks in IVF.
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