Signal Radar · SIG-2026-023

FDA's AI-enabled medical-device list remains a current transparency and landscape resource

85/100 priorityAI Medical Devices + TransparencyCurrent regulatory resource2026-07-01

FDA maintains a public list intended to identify AI-enabled medical devices authorized for marketing in the United States and to provide transparency into the regulated landscape.

Why it matters

The list can be used as a structured baseline for monitoring category growth, specialties, manufacturers, and regulatory pathways rather than relying on marketing claims about 'medical AI'.

Decision implication

Ingest the authorized-device list into P4L's Intelligence Graph and compare authorization with real-world adoption, evidence, workflow, and postmarket monitoring.

Who or what is affected

  • FDA
  • device manufacturers
  • health systems
  • investors
  • clinicians

Evidence and sources

E5 — official FDA source

P4L distinguishes the sourced event from the interpretation above. Participation, funding, proposed policy, or program inclusion does not by itself establish clinical effectiveness.

What P4L is watching next

  • New authorizations
  • specialty mix
  • update cadence
  • postmarket evidence.

Related proof records

  • No linked public proof claim yet.

Last verified: 2026-08-08 · Version 1.0 · Stable ID: SIG-2026-023