Hospitals and GPs are increasingly adopting artificial intelligence (AI) scribes to reduce the administrative burden on medical professionals by automating the transcription of patient consultations into medical notes. While these tools can save physicians significant time and improve workflow efficiency, there are notable risks including potential inaccuracies in medical records, data privacy issues, and the absence of formal regulation. Experts stress the need for strict data security measures and clear patient consent protocols, as sensitive medical information is particularly valuable and vulnerable to cyberattacks. The article also highlights that legal responsibility for mistakes rests with practitioners, and patients are encouraged to ask questions about how their data is used and stored.





























