Group 1 - AI is rapidly entering the healthcare sector, with various AI-assisted diagnostic technologies maturing and more products attempting to integrate into different healthcare processes [1] - The biggest opportunity AI presents for healthcare is the accessibility of personalized and individualized medical services, but the rapid pace of change poses challenges for regulatory bodies [1] - Current technology reserves allow for the exploration of AI robots performing surgeries autonomously, with human doctors overseeing the process [1] Group 2 - AI technology currently plays a supportive role in clinical decision-making, with final responsibility resting on human doctors [2] - The existing regulatory framework is insufficient to address the fast-evolving AI technologies, necessitating a shift towards a more flexible and open regulatory approach [3] - Collaboration between the industry and government is essential to create a regulatory framework that adapts to new technologies without reverting to outdated systems [3]