EU Regulating AI ‘Like A Microwave’ When Focus Should Be Its Ability To Cook
Executive Summary
Concerns are mounting over how the EU’s AI Act will impact the medtech sector. Now, a computer science expert has argued that the proposed regulation is fundamentally flawed in its approach, because it puts the focus on the AI product instead of its output.
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