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How to Define the Intended Use of AI in a GxP Workflow

An AI intended-use statement should identify the user, GxP process, authorised inputs, task, output, permitted reliance, human decision point, execution authority, operating conditions and prohibited uses. That boundary determines which failure modes matter, what evidence validation can support and which changes require reassessment.

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