Abstract: Objective: To discuss the accuracy of the automatic measurement of the volume of pure ground glass nodules (pGGN) by the artificial intelligence pulmonary nodule detection software and the influencing factors of the measurement error. Methods: 170 pGGNs from 90 patients who underwent routine chest CT scan from January 1 to 31, 2021 in our hospital were selected in this retrospective study. The original CT scan data (including 1 mm thin-slice images) was sent to the AI server of Inference Technology to automatically measure the volume of lung nodules and record the measurement data. Two senior chest imaging diagnosticians manually carried out pGGNs layer-by-layer measurement and added the volume value, then took the average of three measurements as the "gold standard" data to compare with the AI measurement results, and then analyzed the influence of pGGN location, size, proximity and other factors on the AI measurement error. SPSS 26.0 was used for statistical analysis. Results: Among the total 170 pGGNs in the 90 patients in this study, 49 (28.82%) were in the right upper lobe, 21 (12.35%) were in the right middle lobe, 27 (15.88%) were in the right lower lobe, and left upper lobe 49 patients (28.82%) were involved, and 24 patients were in the lower lobe of the left lung (14.12%). Among the adjacent relationships of pGGN, 82 (48.24%) were completely located in the lung parenchyma without adjacency, 29 (17.06%) were close to the blood vessel, and 59 (34.70%) were close to the pleura. (1) There was no statistically significant difference in the volume values of pGGNs between two observers and the same observer at different time points. (2) For the measurement of the same pGGN, there was no statistically significant difference between the results of automatic measurement by AI and manual measurement and the correlation between the two was quite high (r=0.981), and the agreement was also very high (ICC value is 0.987). (3) The size, location, and adjacent relationship of pGGN lesions were not statistically significant for the error of AI volume measurement. Conclusions: The InferRead lung nodule measurement software shows high accuracy in the measurement of lung pGGN three-dimensional volume, which can be applied in clinical lung nodule diagnosis and related research. (2) For the measurement of the same pGGN volume, there was no difference between the results of automatic measurement by AI and manual measurement, and the correlation between them was quite high (r = 0.981), and the consistency was high (ICC value is 0.987). (3) The volume size, occurrence position and adjacent relationship of pGGN have no statistical significance on the error of AI volume measurement. Conclusion: The InferRead lung nodule detection software shows high accuracy in measuring the three-dimensional volume of lung pGGN, and can be applied to clinical diagnosis and related research of lung nodules.