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Doctors can dictate to AI but don't know how to actually talk to it

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“Part of it comes up with this real time voice issue.”

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Part of it comes up with this real time voice issue. How do you interact with it in real time? And all doctors really have done so far is what we've seen is just real time dictation, but they don't know how to talk to it yet. I I think, like, the consumer side is just how do you talk to AI or interact with it like voice.

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The discussion highlights a key challenge in AI adoption: while doctors have mastered real-time dictation with AI systems, they haven't yet learned how to have actual conversations or interactions with AI. This points to a broader consumer problem of figuring out the right way to communicate with AI through voice interfaces.

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This clip identifies a specific gap between current AI capabilities and user behavior that could shape how voice AI products develop.

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