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This is not medical advice

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The AI applications

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• They are not medical devices, and they are not registered, certified or approved as such by the CDSCO, the FDA, the EMA, the MHRA or any other regulator.
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• Their outputs are illustrative. A model can be confident and wrong, and the failure modes of these systems are precisely what the accompanying material is teaching.

Accuracy and currency

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