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OpenAI-powered app will instantly transcribe patient notes during doctor visits

by alvis on 3/21/23, 3:41 PM with 2 comments

• by lisasays on 3/21/23, 4:03 PM

  Given the current barely useful state of automated captioning (on for example videos) - even when the speaker's voice is perfectly clear - I'm not optimistic that the accuracy will be up to the standards needed for a clinical setting.

  Plus it will basically encourage people to listen less (it will be in the report so why bother?), and just like that creepy box you have at home - it will always be listening, all the time.

  But hey, it's powered by AI so what's not to celebrate?

• by tzm on 3/21/23, 4:25 PM

  > Microsoft, told CNBC that DAX Express adheres to the core principles of Microsoft’s responsible A.I. framework, which guides all A.I. investments the company, as well as additional safety measures that Nuance has in place.

  This is the first I've heard of Microsoft's responsible AI framework

  https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/ai/responsible-ai