UK Medtechs Rue Low Cap Of Rules-Based Innovation Adoption Plan, Note AI Airlock Progress

“Infectious disease should be treated in the community, not in hospitals,” Alex Batchelor, Pictura Bio CEO, told Medtech Insight at the Anglonordic Life Science Conference on 3 April in London.

AI systems used in healthcare are vulnerable to adversarial cyberattacks, which are a growing concern, said Atif Azad, a professor of AI at Birmingham City University. Azad’s research group has developed a method that trains AI to become more resilient to cyber threats through the use of random image adjustments.

The UK’s “New Approach” to regulation has created a lot of noise, but what’s the end product? asks Taylor Wessing partner Alison Dennis, who says the UK medtech regulator should look afresh at the EU’s ready-made solution.

Medtech has not yet been spared from the Trump administration’s trade tariffs, which, for UK exporters will be 10% – half the rate applied to EU27 exporters.