Since it's brand new there are going to be a lot of subpar solutions on the market. When SSDs first came out, there were only a few models that were actually reliable.
It is relatively easy to create and deploy a transcription model. It's pretty hard to find one that is really accurate and to configure it with a good microphone setup and pair that with a fast but also intelligent LLM to clean things up. If you execute any of that poorly or pick a cheap not very smart model for privacy and or cost saving you could easily end up with nonsense.
I'm not a hard drive. Human care requires higher standards. Ignoring that is to put profit above human safety.
Seems like i should be very grateful that i don't live in the bay area and you don't work for my doctor's IT department
That's great and all but maybe shoving AI into medical settings when it isn't ready isn't the right thing to do