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Medical professionals in the region are raising alarm bells over a new artificial intelligence chatbot marketed as a health advisor, warning that the tool could dangerously mislead patients into delaying or forgoing legitimate medical care. The skepticism from local doctors and health officials underscores a growing tension between AI companies racing to capture the health-tech market and the medical establishment's concerns about liability and patient safety. With such tools already proliferating across consumer platforms, the question is no longer whether AI will play a role in healthcare, but whether regulators can establish guardrails fast enough to prevent harm.
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