Which Parts Of The EU AI Act Are Unsuitable For Medtech?
Executive Summary
Many computer science experts believe that the European Commission’s proposed AI Act is too legislatively heavy. In the second of a two-part interview series, Philips’ Koen Cobbaert explains what parts of the draft legislation are most troublesome for medtech.
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