FDA Commissioner Robert Califf Stressed Need for Long-Term Monitoring of AI

March 5, 2024

United StatesU.S. Executive Branch

Summary

During the public launch of the nonprofit arm of the Coalition for Health AI (CHAI) on March 5, 2024, FDA Commissioner Califf expressed concern that provider organizations are not equipped to safely implement and test AI tools. He emphasized the need for providers to follow up with patients who have received AI-assisted care and evaluate long-term outcomes. Califf explained that long-term evaluation is necessary to ensure that algorithms retain their effectiveness.

He offered that a network of assurance laboratories that provide local testing of algorithms would help the FDA oversee AI in health care. 

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