Indonesia moves toward formal AI governance framework for healthcare
Indonesia signals new AI governance rules for healthcare, citing patient safety and accountability gaps in algorithmic diagnosis.
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Indonesia signals new AI governance rules for healthcare, citing patient safety and accountability gaps in algorithmic diagnosis.
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Kuwait, Oman and India used the 79th World Health Assembly to advance calls for stronger AI governance, digital health infrastructure and international cooperation in healthcare.
The consultation is framed as a response to both rapid technological change and the recent enactment of Korea's Basic Act on Artificial Intelligence.
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A central development from the meeting was Malaysia's endorsement of the Medical Device Regulatory Reliance Programme, a framework designed to streamline market access for medical technologies across the region.