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36 percent are using AI to detect patterns in health care fraud, waste and abuse. Though, of course, at a certain point, an AI tool used in healthcare becomes subject to regulation by the FDA as a medical device ; folks need to be aware of those lines, and of the shifting regulatory landscape.)
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