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Artificial intelligence already plays a part in Kansas City health care, without much regulation

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AI plays a growing role in health care encounters, whether or not a patient is actively typing symptoms into a chatbot. The medical industry has little incentive to push for regulation on a trend that could transform the business of health care. Hospitals aren't even required to tell patients when they're using AI.

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Columbia MissourianColumbia Missourian
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Artificial intelligence already plays a part in Kansas City health care, without much regulation

Kansas City hospitals say AI has the potential to reduce paperwork, save money and bring better care to patients.

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Missouri IndependentMissouri Independent
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Artificial intelligence already plays a part in Kansas City health care, without much regulation

In September, the mom of a 4-year-old boy made national news when she used ChatGPT to diagnose her son’s pain, teeth grinding and leg dragging, a diagnosis that had eluded

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Missouri Independent broke the news in on Monday, February 26, 2024.
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