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Clinical AI has a coherent internal narrative: reduce documentation burden, support triage, accelerate radiology reads. A user frames it as the best possible use case precisely because the productivity argument is hard to refute ^[1]. But that argument is being made at the institutional level — in press releases, in earnings calls, in pilot program announcements — and patients are not its intended audience, nor are they waiting for it to reach them.

Doctors Are Reading the Press Release. Patients Are Reading Each Other.

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