How The EU Needs To Address Conflicts Between AI And Medical Device Rules: Part 2
Executive Summary
There are serious concerns about how the EU’s proposal for a new Artificial Intelligence Act could disrupt the regulation and supply of medical devices. Royal Philips’ Koen Cobbaert explained the issues in the second part of this two-part interview piece. Part 1 was published on 28 April.
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