Show Notes
Can artificial intelligence be trusted in life-and-death medical decisions? In this episode, I (Tolulope Awoyomi) sat with Abhinavdutt Singh, an expert at the intersection of AI, compliance, and regulated medical technologies. Abhinavdutt brings deep experience from working with global standards bodies like IEEE, ForHumanity, and OWASP, and advises on AI governance, safety, and regulatory strategy across high-risk domains like healthcare and medical devices. We explored: Whether current regulations like ISO 14971 and IEC 62304 can keep up with evolving AI What happens when an AI makes a dangerous medical decision, and who’s responsible How AI could help, or harm, efforts to reduce healthcare backlogs like the NHS triage crisis Common traps medtech startups fall into with AI compliance Whether we need to rethink our entire model of risk, liability, and trust in medicine
If you're building, regulating, or using AI in healthcare, this episode is essential listening.
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