Has the UK already changed medical AI law based on the Commission report?
The government said it accepted all 44 recommendations on 6 October 2026, but it also described later guidance and a regulatory roadmap as future work. Acceptance of recommendations should not be described as all recommendations already being implemented in law.
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The Hard Part of Medical AI Starts After the Accuracy TestThe UK’s AI Airlock Phase 3 puts post-market surveillance and lifecycle evidence in focus as healthcare AI changes after deployment.
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