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California patients are suing over an AI transcription service that processes sensitive doctor-patient conversations on external servers without adequate safeguards.

California patients are suing over an AI transcription service that processes sensitive doctor-patient conversations on external servers without adequate safeguards.

Plaintiffs claim a transcription tool used in medical settings processes confidential doctor-patient discussions offsite, raising privacy concerns

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