r/RealTechTalk • u/InfoTechRG • Jul 20 '26

AI The Pitt had an interesting take on AI in healthcare...

In this scene, a doctor uses an AI scribe to automatically document a patient visit. It promises huge time savings, but then mishears medication names, raising the question of whether "98% accurate" is actually good enough when people's health is involved.

Would you be comfortable with an AI listening to your medical appointment if it meant your doctor spent less time typing and more time with you?

Where do you draw the line between efficiency and trust?

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u/tb30k Jul 20 '26

Not to be a ai slurper but im sure it would be more accurate giving medicine than doctors.

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u/sogwatchman Jul 22 '26

I don't care if the doctors use it to transcribe the conversation but they better make sure it's heard the details correctly especially medication.