Jeff Langmaid explains why chiropractors rejected AI scribes until now, and announces a functional scribe rolling out next quarter. Recent technical fixes have solved workflow problems that made earlier versions unusable for the profession.
AI is more transformational than most people think. And I think a lot of the ways that it's being used by companies right now is like just scratching the surface of what's going to be coming. We're heavily in the process of not just building what I would call table stakes features that are now just super common. We will have some sort of scribe in the next, call it, quarter. Initially was very resistant to, but I think the last time we talked, I even talked about why chiropractors are probably not going to use scribes. And I think we've solved some of that. I'm really excited about the scribe stuff we're working on. We are working on a virtual assistant, which again is very common, is becoming more and more common every day with these things. So we're, we're going to have some of those just table stakes features. But I think we're really looking a little bit deeper into not just features and functionalities, but what is kind of the future of AI.
