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FDA rushed out agency-wide AI tool—it’s not going well
FDA staffers in the Center for Devices and Radiological Health told NBC News that their AI pilot, CDRH-GPT, is buggy, isn't connected to the Internet or the FDA's internal system, and has problems uploading documents and allowing users to submit questions.
FDA's new AI tools struggle with simple tasks
The Food and Drug Administration has introduced a new AI tool that could expedite the review and approval process for medical devices but it is said to be struggling with simple tasks. NBC News' Dr. Kavita Patel explains the impact AI can have in the medical field.
FDA employees report the agency's new AI assistant produces incorrect answers and lacks essential safeguards. (Shutterstock) ...
It looks like the NIH is thinking about AI differently than the FDA, who earlier this week released a “rushed” AI tool across ...
FDA announced the launch of Elsa, a generative AI tool designed to “help employees—from scientific reviewers to ...
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted de novo authorization to CLAIRITY BREAST, a first-in-class, image-based ...
Tonight’s the premiere of Dimension 20’s steampunk-themed Cloudward, Ho! series. I’m excited; anyone else? (If you’re ...
Alex Ratner, CEO of Snorkel AI, remembers a time when data labeling —the grueling task of adding context to swathes of raw ...
AI-driven Clairity Breast platform, now FDA-approved, predicts five-year breast cancer risk from mammograms, enhancing early ...
There are problems with generative AI, and there need to be guardrails and there needs to be human oversight," said Jason ...
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