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Summary:
The authors discuss the regulatory challenges of AI/ML medical devices capable of continual learning, noting that no such adaptive device has yet been FDA-approved. Known risks, including dataset shift, bias, and catastrophic forgetting, require novel regulatory frameworks.
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