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Regulation of AI: Learnings from Medical Education.

PMID: 42932540 ·

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JournalNEJM AI
Year
PMID42932540

Abstract

AbstractThe rapid integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into health care presents regulatory challenges due to the dynamic, opaque, and adaptive nature of AI - particularly with generative AI models. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has proposed a life-cycle approach extending beyond conventional frameworks, recognizing that traditional medical device regulations are ill-suited for such technologies. This perspective draws parallels between AI regulation and competency-based medical e

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