AI Experts Tell UK MHRA How To Regulate AI Proportionately So Patients Benefit
Executive Summary
UK policymakers will need to walk a fine line when developing regulation for AI as a medical device. An independent expert review sets out the need for carefully balanced rules that support innovation without allowing unsafe products to enter the market.
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