FDA plans to regulate generative AI medical devices
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The FDA is developing a plan to regulate medical devices using generative AI, with formal policy guidance expected. Rick Abramson, director of the Digital Health Center of Excellence, said the agency will release broad guidance plus specialty guidance on specific topics.
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