Dr. Dhruv Khullar
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The other thing that I would say is that AI algorithms are different than drugs and typical devices, in part because they can make certain types of decisions by themselves in the way that your pacemaker can't, and also because they continue to evolve over time.
And so there may need to be a more of a regulatory regime that is focused not just on pre-market clearance before something enters the healthcare setting, but post-market surveillance.
We want to see what's happening.
after these models are deployed?
How do they change over time?
Are there biases that crop up that need to be dealt with?
Should some of them be rolled back?
Should other ones be
Promulgated more widely.
And so I think the other big part, one is evidence generation, second is post-market surveillance.
And then I think the third thing that I would say is we should start with places where we feel we can get kind of the biggest bang for our buck.
And so there are many parts of the healthcare system that are tremendously inefficient, that are costly, both for patients and for clinicians.
Of course, everyone would love a future in which
Which things are diagnoses and treatments are done in in a way that's informed by AI and we get the right answer every time.
But in the short term, I think there's a lot of waste in the system that we could take out.
There's a lot of inconvenience that we could take out.
And those are places in the short term that I think AI has a really large potential to start changing things in a positive direction.
Oh well thanks so much for having me.
This is a real pleasure.
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