AI-Powered Medical Devices Bring Patent and Regulatory Pitfalls

AI-Powered Medical Devices Bring Patent and Regulatory Pitfalls

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In an article published in Bloomberg Law, Partner Alexis Cohen, Senior Associate Gilbert Smolenski and Associate Xanadu Halkias explain the potential challenges facing developers of AI-powered medical devices and discuss the risks to IP protection efforts when disclosing too much to the FDA.

Excerpt: “Recognizing that technological advances can happen more quickly than the regulatory approval process allows—including in real time for dynamic or self-taught models—the FDA and Congress have been working toward a new regulatory framework that attempts to account for such advances.”

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