The article may not be consistent with what I'm hearing from doctors using ambient dictation, which admittedly fits a slightly different niche than the author's

The article may not be consistent with what I'm hearing from doctors using ambient dictation, which admittedly fits a slightly different niche than the author's use case, but points to their final prediction that the paths to adoption will be complicated. A number of the docs I'm working with describe using ambient dictation as a game changer. Using the OODA loop analogy of the author: they are tightening the full OODA loop by deferring documentation to the end of the day. Historically this was a disaster because they'd forget the first patient by the end of the day. Now, the first patient's automatically dictated note is perhaps wrong but rich with details the spark sufficient remembrance. Of course MBAs will use this to further crush physicians with additional workload, but for a time, it may help.