AI & Regulation: AdvaMed Aims To Mold Artificial Intelligence Policy For Device Industry
Executive Summary
As AI becomes more prevalent in the medical device arena, thought-leaders in industry and US FDA are looking down the road at how artificial intelligence can be regulated in a way that doesn't stymie innovation. AdvaMed is helping to lead the charge by crafting policy points to address the issue.
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