ICT&health March 27, 2024
Artur Olesch

Balancing regulatory compliance with seamless adoption, healthcare navigates the integration of AI solutions.

How can AI-based solutions be seamlessly adopted in a medical facility, and what does the EU AI Act mean for healthcare professionals utilizing artificial intelligence?

The good news is that the EU AI Act imposes most obligations on developers of artificial intelligence solutions, not end users. They must follow the rules described within four AI risk groups (unacceptable risk, high risk, limited risk, minimal risk). High-risk solutions in healthcare will include, for example, AI applications in robot-assisted surgery or decision support systems. High-risk AI systems are strictly regulated and must undergo rigorous evaluation and mitigation processes, including risk assessment.

In practice, this means that AI-driven solutions for...

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