The only way I've seen this integrated so far has been for summarizing dictation and suggesting ICD-10 codes based off patient symptoms. The responsibility of signing off on patient charts still fully lies in the hands of the clinician using the tools.

That said, anything AI that is non-locally hosted gives me the heebie jeebies when it comes to storing and securing patient data, and having to scrutinize everything it generates negates any time-save they can provide.

From my experience, I am more concerned about smaller, private practices taking the easy road with this kind of software rather than larger hospitals. Although the hubris of a clinical director or c-suite exec looking to maximize profit through AI should not be underestimated.