Conservative Supreme Court justices’ apparent openness to overturning the principle of Chevron deference when they heard arguments on the issue Wednesday (Jan. 17) added to health care stakeholders’ worries about the potential implications if the high court moves in that direction, while more liberal justices on the court pointed to FDA and artificial intelligence regulation as an example of why agencies, not Congress or courts, should drive specialized regulatory policies. The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the cases...