Oct 12, 2024
Here we explore the implications of the upcoming EU AI Act for medical devices. The Act establishes a risk-based regulatory framework for AI, with stricter requirements for high-risk applications like medical devices.
The blog outlines key aspects of the Act relevant to medical devices:
Classification System: The Act classifies AI applications based on risk level (high, medium, low). High-risk medical devices will require stricter compliance measures.
Transparency Requirements: Manufacturers of medical devices with AI components need to ensure transparency in how these devices arrive at diagnoses or treatment recommendations.
Human Oversight: The Act emphasizes the importance of human oversight and control over AI-powered medical devices.
SuperAlign: Your Partner in EU AI Act Compliance
The blog highlights how SuperAlign can assist medical device manufacturers in navigating the EU AI Act:
Compliance Gap Assessment: Identify potential gaps between existing practices and the Act's requirements.
AI Governance Framework Development: Develop a robust AI governance framework that aligns with the Act's principles.
Explainable AI for Medical Devices: Implement explainable AI techniques to ensure transparency in device decision-making.
By partnering with SuperAlign, medical device manufacturers can ensure compliance with the EU AI Act and build trust with healthcare professionals and patients.
Sahaj Vaidya, Policy Expert at SuperAlign