Medical AI has a proof problem, FT reports
EricTopol · x · 2026-09-18
Eric Topol shares FT's report by Sarah Neville on medical AI's "proof problem": clinical AI products lack robust real-world evidence of efficacy and safety, making validation and regulatory evidence a key bottleneck for the field.
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