Marty Makary

So many stories have come out where people upload their lab data or an MRI image, and they're getting readouts that they weren't getting from the doctor or more accurate readouts, or they're able to find care that they weren't finding through the traditional physician process.

What's this administration's view on these AI tools?

What's this administration's view on these AI tools?

Are they a supplement, a replacement?

Are they a supplement, a replacement?

And then how do we allow them to proliferate if they're good?

And then how do we allow them to proliferate if they're good?

And do they need to be regulated?

And do they need to be regulated?

Or are we going to end up regulating these AI doctors, these AI medical systems?

Or are we going to end up regulating these AI doctors, these AI medical systems?

So wearables, meaning heart rate, blood pressure, glucose monitors, those sorts of things get deregulated, more accessible, lower price, and so on?

So wearables, meaning heart rate, blood pressure, glucose monitors, those sorts of things get deregulated, more accessible, lower price, and so on?

Got it.

Got it.

Okay.

Okay.

One other area I've spent some time in in my career is in alternative proteins.

One other area I've spent some time in in my career is in alternative proteins.

And this is something that your agency regulates.