As they are currently developed, chatbots powered by artificial intelligence are not ready to be used as medical devices.
Commentary published in the journal
Chatbots Are Not Ready To Be Medical Devices, Experts Argue
Commentary from an article in Nature explores the challenge to regulating chatbots as medical devices.
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