I’m an academic expert working at the intersection of law, health, and artificial intelligence. I study how new technologies are reshaping healthcare and society, with a particular focus on human rights, ethics, and responsible governance in Europe and beyond. I translate complex legal and technological developments into accessible insights for all.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly embedded in clinical decision-making, yet recent proposals to simplify the European Union (EU) Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) have reopened the question of whether AI-enabled medical devices should remain subject to the AI Act’s full high-risk regime. Under the current framework, AI-enabled medical devices are regulated through a combination of… Read more ⇢
The European Commission’s Safe Hearts Plan positions AI as a key tool for enhancing the prevention, diagnosis, and care of cardiovascular disease. Although AI presents significant opportunities, the Safe Hearts Plan may be overstating its impact by prioritising technological capacity over implementation readiness. This Viewpoint examines the role assigned to AI within the Safe Hearts… Read more ⇢
The European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act introduces a novel regulatory category of “unacceptable risk,” prohibiting specific AI practices that are deemed fundamentally incompatible with human rights and ethical principles. While much attention has focused on the regulation of high-risk AI systems, particularly in medical contexts, the AI Act’s outright bans under Article 5 have received… Read more ⇢
Speaking & collaborations
I work across academic, clinical, policy and professional settings, bringing together perspectives from law, healthcare and technology to address the challenges raised by artificial intelligence.
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In the media
Selected interviews, commentary and media appearances on law, health and artificial intelligence.
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