AACE Endocrine AI Weekly News Brief: April 6-10

The AACE Endocrine AI Weekly News Brief for the week of April 6-April 10 features the findings of a new study on how AI video scribes may reduce medication omissions, promising research into how AI systems could lead to drug de-escalation in diabetes care, and a cautionary study on how artificial intelligence misinformation has the potential to decrease the diagnostic accuracy of novice medical students.

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To learn more about AI video scribes, read "Video AI scribes may reduce medication omissions."

For more information on AI's potential in drug de-escalation in diabetes care, read "AI system linked to diabetes drug de-escalation."

To learn more about the impact of AI misinformation on novice medical students, read "Study: AI misinformation 'significantly' lowers diagnostic accuracy in novice medical students."

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