Pathology, the cornerstone of disease diagnosis, has long relied on the microscopic examination of tissue samples by highly trained pathologists. This meticulous process, though invaluable, is inherently manual and prone to certain limitations. Subjectivity in interpretation can lead to inter-observer variability, where different pathologists might arrive at slightly different diagnoses or grading scores for the same case. This variability, while often within acceptable clinical ranges, can impact patient
