The AI Adoption Podcast where cutting-edge artificial intelligence meets real-world relevance. The show offers an accessible, approachable take on some of the most complex topics in AI, making the effects of AI understandable and engaging for everyone, from curious beginners to tech-savvy professionals and business leaders.
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The AI Adoption Podcast where cutting-edge artificial intelligence meets real-world relevance. The show offers an accessible, approachable take on some of the most complex topics in AI, making the effects of AI understandable and engaging for everyone, from curious beginners to tech-savvy professionals and business leaders.
Each episode features in-depth conversations with leading AI policy makers, researchers, innovators, regulators, ethicists, and thought leaders. You will hear diverse voices, even sceptics, ensuring balanced and lively discussions, exploring the adoption of AI.
AI in Medical Devices: What the UK Must Do to Compete
The AI Adoption Podcast
31 minutes 33 seconds
3 months ago
AI in Medical Devices: What the UK Must Do to Compete
In this episode of the AI Adoption Podcast, I discuss thetransformative role of AI in healthcare medical devices with Dr Alex Cole, Director of Market Strategy at CPI. We explorevarious applications of AI, from administrative support to high-risk clinical decision-making. This discussion highlightsthe challenges of integrating AI into medical devices, particularly within the NHS. The conversation examines the regulatory landscape, the importance of data management, and the need for skilled professionals in the field. Alex emphasisesthe necessity of building trust in AI systems and the role of policymakers in fostering innovation. Alex identifies the factors that are holding back AI adoption in the NHS and what the UK needs to do to catch up, if not exceed, the adoption of AI in the US healthcare system.Key Messages• AI has broad applications in healthcare medical devices that need to be gauged on risk factors.• The NHS faces challenges in adopting AI due to funding models.• AI Airlock allows testing of high-risk AI models in a safe environment.• The US has a more structured approach to approving AI in medical devices.• Data fragmentation is a significant barrier to effective AI use in UK healthcare.• Skills in regulatory understanding are crucial for AI integration.• Policymakers need to support industry-academic collaborations.• A kitemark for AI models could enhance trust and quality assurance.• Continuous development and post-market surveillance are essential for AI systems.• The future of AI in healthcare looks promising with increased integration.Chapters00:00 Introduction to AI in Healthcare02:07 AI Applications in Healthcare05:44 Incorporating AI into Medical Devices08:13 Challenges in AI Adoption in the NHS09:34 Understanding the NHS Airlock12:06 Catching Up with the US in AI Healthcare15:35 Data Challenges in AI Healthcare18:13 Priorities for Medical Device Companies20:06 Developing Skills for AI Integration21:02 Role of Policymakers in AI Development24:45 Future of AI in Healthcare26:22 Ensuring Trust in AI Systems
The AI Adoption Podcast
The AI Adoption Podcast where cutting-edge artificial intelligence meets real-world relevance. The show offers an accessible, approachable take on some of the most complex topics in AI, making the effects of AI understandable and engaging for everyone, from curious beginners to tech-savvy professionals and business leaders.
Each episode features in-depth conversations with leading AI policy makers, researchers, innovators, regulators, ethicists, and thought leaders. You will hear diverse voices, even sceptics, ensuring balanced and lively discussions, exploring the adoption of AI.
