Using standard ChatGPT for patient notes is a HIPAA violation; a HIPAA-compliant version is necessary for patient privacy. — Whalespan
Using standard ChatGPT for patient notes is a HIPAA violation; a HIPAA-compliant version is necessary for patient privacy.
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“if you use uh chat GPT you're using a program that is covered by open AI as use as opposed to a version of gp4 that is being run on protected Google on protected Azure Cloud by Microsoft which is Hippa covered for those you uh audience doesn't know Hippa is the um legal framework on which under which we protect patient privacy and if you violate it you can be fined and even go to prison so in other words if a physician it wants to put any information into uh gp4 they better not identify it that's right so they just plunked in a patient note yeah into chat GPT that's a Hipp violation right if there's a Microsoft version of it which is which is Hipp compliant but it's not anyway”
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