
Leo Antonicelli
Leo Anthony Celi — clinical research director and principal research scientist at MIT's Laboratory for Computational Physiology, ICU physician at Beth Israel Deaconess, and Editor-in-Chief of PLOS Digital Health.
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Sep 1, 2026
AI Medical Devices: Are We Using Them Before We Know They Work?
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Leo AntonicelliGUEST
So all it's going to ask the company to do is comparison of a pulse oximeter measurement and the actually measured content of the oxygen of the blood.

Leo AntonicelliGUEST
But whether it saves someone who's undergoing surgery, and rightly so, I don't think that that is required for a company to provide data about what happens to the patient.

Leo AntonicelliGUEST
So what works for a static medical device will not necessarily, in fact, will fail.
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Okay, and is there a concern as well that perhaps populations where there is less medical regulation, and obviously the Global South comes to mind here, will in effect become test populations for these medical devices?
