BOSTON, US: The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in remote monitoring for clear aligner therapy is becoming increasingly popular and promising greater clinical control and an improved patient experience. In a recent study, researchers at Harvard School of Dental Medicine in the US evaluated AI-generated decisions about whether a patient is ready to move to the next aligner stage (Go or No-Go decisions) and measured what the systems identified as an unseat or tracking discrepancy. According to the researchers, the findings raise concerns about the consistency of remote monitoring instructions.