What AI scribes can (and can't) do for healthcare

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Recorded01 Aug 2025

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When it comes to the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare, it’s likely the horse has bolted the gate.Many doctors are using new tools to help out with clinical paperwork and free up their time.But what are the benefits, and potential pitfalls, for patients? And how can they opt out?Guest/sProfessor Enrico Coiera, Director of the Centre for Health Informatics at Macquarie UniversityReferencesConsultation: Clarifying and strengthening the regulation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) - TGA

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