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AdvaMed recommends risk-based approach to FDA’s GenAI device oversight 

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FDA asked to build on regulatory mechanisms rather than invent a new framework to accommodate the emerging technology.

AdvaMed, the world’s largest medical technology trade association, is calling on the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to leverage its existing regulatory framework for generative AI (GenAI)-enabled medical devices when assessing for risk and safety, rather than building an entirely new framework.

The recommendation is one of several the

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