"All AI scribe systems from the 20 approved vendors showed one or more inaccuracies."
TORONTO, Ontario, Canada (PNN) - May 16, 2026 - Bottom of Form
If you have been to a medical appointment in the past two or three years, chances are high that your doctor was using an artificial intelligence scribe: software that listens to the conversation, transcribing it and structuring it into the format of medical notes.
In theory it is a cool idea, but pain points abound. Earlier this week, Ontario’s auditor general - an accountability officer acting under the Legislative Assembly of Ontario - released a special report warning that AI medical scribes were “not evaluated adequately,” and may present “fabricated information” to medical professionals.















