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Then why do we need certification at all? Everyone just brand your tool as non-medical, not matter whether it is intended for medical use or not, and Bob's your
by kleiba 3y ago
Then why do we need certification at all? Everyone just brand your tool as non-medical, not matter whether it is intended for medical use or not, and Bob's your uncle!
- Kerb_ 3y agoBecause doctors are liable for improperly using non-medical means to diagnose and cure illnesses, even if they might theoretically help. If I develop a new design of pliers for my skateboard that end up working really well for performing throat surgery, you're free to go and make a similar product and get that certified. I don't see why mine needs to be certified. I didn't make it for medical use. GPT explicitly tells you not to use it for diagnosis purposes, how many doctors need to use something before it's forced to get certified despite its intended use?