Recent research has found that using artificial intelligence (AI) software can significantly improve the detection speed of large vessel occlusion (LVO) in stroke patients, thereby shortening treatment times and potentially improving treatment outcomes. Through clinical trials at four comprehensive stroke centers, researchers discovered that the automated system was associated with a 60% reduction in mortality rates. This study evaluated the effectiveness of using automated software to detect LVO from computed tomography (CT) angiography images. The research found that after the introduction of the AI system, the process for treating patients in the hospital was streamlined.