AI browsers in healthcare—risk instead of progress?
AI-based applications can make medical practices and hospitals significantly more efficient – for example, through automated documentation, intelligent data analysis, and digital decision support.
However, the use of AI browsers with access to local files poses considerable data protection and security risks.
Why AI browsers are not an option for handling medical data securely
is explained by cybersecurity expert Mirko Ross in his guest article “AI browsers in healthcare” on mednic.de
Click here to read the article:
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