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FDA-Industry Artificial Intelligence Teams Focus On Product Quality, AI Validation

 
• By Shawn M. Schmitt

The Artificial Intelligence Initiative at Xavier University has formed teams to decide how to best scan for signals of device and drug troubles, and validate results generated from AI systems.

Xavier University's Artificial Intelligence Initiative has formed two teams led by industry and US FDA experts to tackle AI-specific issues related to quality and regulatory activities.

The goal of the teams – known as the "Continuous Product Quality Assurance" and "Validation of Continuously Learning Systems" teams...

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