I meant - "crack" is near "damage" but also near "drug" which is near both "abuse and "doctor" and AI does love synonyms/homonyms, but if we are talking about r

I meant - "crack" is near "damage" but also near "drug" which is near both "abuse and "doctor" and AI does love synonyms/homonyms, but if we are talking about racism - we know AI tools also favours medical research by native English speakers? https://www.bmj.com/content/392/bmj-2025-087581/rr-8 https://www.bmj.com/content/392/bmj-2025-087581/rr-8 - so now a non-white written "accent" can silence non-white doctors. As a doctor navigating AI scribes (which I don't use) it feels like we are being distracted with toys while tech companies figure out how to become what pharma was to the last generation. Interested in non-medical perspectives