What Happens To Software As A Medical Device Under The EU AI Act? With Bristows’ Jamie Hatzel

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In the second part of HBW Insight’s chat with Bristows digital health regulatory expert Jamie Hatzel, we talk about artificial intelligence. Specifically, we discuss what happens to Software as a Medical Device within incoming EU artificial intelligence legislation, which has now entered trilogue negotiations. Issues such as the meaning of “high risk” within the proposed AI Act, in contrast to its meaning in the existing Medical Device Regulations, highlight the importance for manufacturers in this space or thinking about entering it of getting good advice, Hatzel points out.

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