What The UK’s “Non-Statutory” AI Regulatory Framework Means For Medtech
Executive Summary
The UK government has proposed a “pro-innovation” AI regulation strategy, which will utilize the expertise of existing regulators and avoid new legislation. But what does this mean for the medtech sector, and how does the UK approach differ from the EU’s AI Act?
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