On this episode of Ropes & Gray’s podcast series, Decoding Digital Health, Megan Baca, co-leader of the IP transactions and licensing practice and co-chair of the firm’s digital health initiative, is joined by IP transactions counsel Georgina Suzuki to explore the science behind AI. They discuss how AI works, including the different categories of AI and its evolution, while tackling tougher questions such as how to spot “snake oil” in the AI industry. Whether you're in the legal field, a business development professional, or just AI-curious, this podcast is for anyone wishing to raise their IQ on AI.

On this episode of Ropes & Gray’s podcast series, Decoding Digital Health, Christine Moundas, a health care partner and co-chair of the firm’s digital health initiative, is joined by Dr. Bernardo Bizzo, a senior director at Mass General Brigham AI and assistant professor of radiology in the Department of Radiology at Mass General Hospital. Dr. Bizzo discusses his work in the field of digital health and AI, including the development and clearance of AI products by the FDA. They also explore the promising aspects of AI in health care and the challenges involved in developing and deploying AI tools.

On this episode of Ropes & Gray’s podcast series, Decoding Digital Health, host Kellie Combs, a partner in the life sciences regulatory and compliance group and co-chair of the firm’s cross-practice digital health group, is joined by Greg Levine, chair of the firm's global life sciences regulatory and compliance practice, and Lincoln Tsang, head of the European life sciences practice. They unpack some key insights from a recent webinar on regulatory issues surrounding artificial intelligence (“AI”) and machine learning (“ML”) devices, hosted by Ropes & Gray and HLTH. The conversation covers the boundaries of AI and ML regulation as a medical device, the evolving regulatory frameworks in the U.S. and Europe, and upcoming guidance and developments in the field.