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BMA warns GPs on the ‘substantial’ risks of AI scribing tools
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BMA warns GPs on the ‘substantial’ risks of AI scribing tools
The British Medical Association (BMA) has advised that GPs should pause the use of AI scribing tools unless they have carried out data protection and safety checks. Government guidance, published in April 2025, encourages NHS clinicians to use ambient voice technology (AVT) and generative AI to transcribe patient consultations and turn them into structured medical notes and letters. However the BMA has published advice on the use of ambient scri…
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