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Your GP is probably already using AI. Now it could talk to you about your medicines - SMH.com.au
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About 40 per cent of Australian GPs use an AI scribe, and none are approved by the TGA. Now the industry’s biggest player has raised $476 million to do much more than take notes.
- About 40 per cent of Australian GPs use an AI scribe, and none are approved by the TGA. Now the industry’s biggest player has raised $476 million to do much more than take notes.
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- Your GP is probably already using AI. Now it could talk to you about your medicines
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Total: 5 sources•Published: 22m ago•Last Updated: 16m ago
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- Left: About 40 per cent of Australian GPs use an AI scribe, and none are approved by the TGA. Now the industry’s biggest player has raised $476 million to do much more than take notes.
- Center: About 40 per cent of Australian GPs use an AI scribe, and none are approved by the TGA. Now the industry’s biggest player has raised $476 million to do much more than take notes.
- Right: Coverage gap: Currently unaddressed by verified outlets on this side of the spectrum.
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Timeline of this story
- 6m agoBrisbane Times (AU): About 40 per cent of Australian GPs use an AI scribe, and none are approved by the TGA. Now the industry’s biggest player has raised $476 mi
- 6m agoSydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU): Your GP is probably already using AI. Now it could talk to you about your medicines - SMH.com.au
- 6m agoThe Age (AU): Your GP is probably already using AI. Now it could talk to you about your medicines
- 6m agoSydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU): About 40 per cent of Australian GPs use an AI scribe, and none are approved by the TGA. Now the industry’s biggest player has raised $476 mi
- 6m agoThe Age (AU): About 40 per cent of Australian GPs use an AI scribe, and none are approved by the TGA. Now the industry’s biggest player has raised $476 mi
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