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Probably patients consent to using software to process their data and chatgpt is considered just another software in the stack. Edit: parent poster said no info
by cardosof 4y ago
Probably patients consent to using software to process their data and chatgpt is considered just another software in the stack.
Edit: parent poster said no info is sent.
- bfeynman 4y agothat's not how it works, PHI and HIPAA usually supersede a lot of these. That's why you hospitals don't just have everyone opt-out data protections if they want services.
- CabSauce 4y agoThat would require a Business Associate contract between the provider and Open AI.
- lp0_on_fire 4y agoThey probably consent to software that's been validated and managed by their medical provider. I can tell you for sure that I personally wouldn't consent to a a random script thrown together by an MD with leetcode experience that sends your medical data up to an experimental service.