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By Bertalan Meskó, MD PhD
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| Two years ago, I was searching in the FDA’s database of artificial intelligence-based medical devices. The database had no such segment. What could I do? Started creating our own. Together with fellow researchers at The Medical Futurist Institute, we created the first open-access, online database of FDA-approved A.I.-based technologies that got published in the prestigious journal npj Digital Medicine last year. Since then, we have repeatedly called upon the FDA to do its own database (and even offered ours), and finally, this past week the breakthrough happened: the FDA listed our database as a publicly available resource on the subject. I tell you why this step is important below. Take care, Berci Bertalan Meskó, MD The Medical Futurist |
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