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Ai medical scribes doctors

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Why this matches Opportunity & adoption reaction 1 attributable expert contribution · Scott McGrath
“De-skilling and never-skilling is a hot topic in medical AI right now. AI scribe adoption has hit 80% in some clinics. They ease burnout, but offloading notes means outsourcing medical reasoning. Writing forces doctors to test their diagnoses. #MedSky” evidence ↗
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3 experts · 6 posts · 17d ago
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“This was one of those impressive AI thresholds for me. I gave GPT-5.6 Sol in Codex control over my computer, and asked it to win the daily challenge for the game Slay the Spire 2 (randomized factor…” evidence ↗
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Ethan Mollick: This was one of those impressive AI thresholds for me. I gave GPT-5.6 Sol in Codex control over my computer, and asked it to win the daily challenge for the game Slay the Spire 2 (randomized factor…
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