
Diagnostic mobile medical apps call for increased regulatory intervention, even if they do not dispense advice or treatment.
Boris Babic is an Assistant Professor of Decision Sciences at INSEAD. His research is predominantly in (1) Bayesian inference/epistemology and decision making, and (2) the normative/ethical dimensions arising in the implementation of artificial intelligence and machine learning. His current work examines the role of risk in statistical inference, the regulatory architecture for medical machine learning systems, and the adoption of AI/ML technology in large organizations.
Diagnostic mobile medical apps call for increased regulatory intervention, even if they do not dispense advice or treatment.
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