AI triage rated half of real emergencies less urgent, prompting FDA risk debate
YvesMulkers · x · 2026-10-22
- An AI triage tool rated half of real emergencies as less urgent than they were, raising the risk of delayed care.
- Under the FDA's draft risk map the tool only 'advises,' but US hospitals argue advice becomes action once followed, and want a third question added: how likely is it to be wrong?
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