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Four stories today, and cost is the thread running through all of them. DeepSeek made its cheaper new model permanent and cut prices further, and the news knocked down shares of two rival Chinese AI labs.
An independent commission established by the UK's Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) and co-chaired by NHS doctors Alastair Denniston and Henrietta Hughes has published 44 recommendations for regulating AI in medicine, after gathering evidence from more than 12,000 patients, clinicians and industry figures — the largest such engagement ever undertaken in the UK on healthcare technology regulation.
Practical AI in healthcare this week is less about new algorithms than the governance and data infrastructure needed to deploy them responsibly.
Four stories today, and they all circle the same idea: nobody wants to depend on just one AI provider or one chipmaker anymore.
Practical AI in healthcare this week turns on where the technology's benefits actually land.
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