Thuha Tran

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By Jessica Chen and Thuha Tran, San Jose University Adaptive AI heavily utilizes large language models (LLM) to imitate human rationality and communication, and sometimes in a more efficient way. In the United States, the FDA has addressed the recent boom in AI technologies. In our first article, we discussed FDA regulatory considerations surrounding these technologies.

All injectable drug products and implantable medical devices that come into contact with the bloodstream or spinal fluid are tested for endotoxins. This article provides an overview of bacterial endotoxin testing and the LAL method. This article delves in what is considered an adaptive AI-driven medical device and the current FDA regulatory considerations for them.