Yep, I think fundamentally it feels wrong. I think many families would see it as a sign of incompetence if the doctor cannot explain a diagnosis or treatment pl

Yep, I think fundamentally it feels wrong. I think many families would see it as a sign of incompetence if the doctor cannot explain a diagnosis or treatment plan - time pressure is part of the job unfortunately, and people may not process difficult information in stressful situations with as much clarity, you have to allow for those things. Reading a script from ChatGPT is insulting. Patients hate when doctors just google their symptoms / rash in front of them, this is quite a step further. Printing out supporting information for families / patients is ok, but it needs to be validated – I think this is quite a dangerous use of generative AI for both the doctor and the patient.