AI Act, NIS and MDR – When Is There Time for Innovation?
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Dr. André Sander discusses how Germany’s health system faces workforce shortages, demographic change and rising costs while digital technologies (e.g., AI-enabled tools and digital health applications) remain underused. He examines the interaction of legal frameworks such as the AI Act, NIS and MDR with practical implementation, arguing for targeted, nationwide deployment of digital solutions and concrete steps to break existing structures so innovation can be integrated into care.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Regulatory challenges
- 1:26AI medical startup case
- 8:03Medical device regulation
- 12:33Standardization critique
- 14:59AI Act challenges
- 16:42Regulation as innovation
- 17:45Summary
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