Politico October 30, 2023
By Daniel Payne, Erin Schumaker and Evan Peng

The Biden administration hasn’t decided how to handle emerging tools like chatbots that interact with patients and answer doctors’ questions – even though some are already in use.

Biden is taking a step toward addressing that today with an executive order that calls on the Department of Health and Human Services to create a task force to develop a strategic plan within a year on the responsible use of AI, POLITICO’s Mohar Chatterjee and Rebecca Kern reported.

State of play: The Food and Drug Administration has approved about 520 AI-enabled devices — mostly for radiology, where the technology has shown promise in reading X-rays.

FDA Commissioner Robert Califf said in an August meeting he believed the agency has done well...

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