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Clinical AI's Accuracy Question Was Never the Whole Question

FDA's own framework gaps show interaction risk matters as much as accuracy, but the on-premise architecture fix now circulating is a contested proposal, not a settled control.

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Clinical AI Already Has Rules. Most Deployments Sit Outside Them.

The real governance decision for health systems is not whether to build an AI committee, but which deployments already sit inside CLIA, ONC certification, or HIPAA, and which sit in open air.

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The Clinical AI Governance Gap Is Structural, Not Accidental

The regulatory perimeter around clinical AI is contested by design, and the same gap is opening upstream in drug development.