A proposed class-action lawsuit filed in San Diego Superior Court claims Sharp HealthCare secretly recorded doctor-patient conversations using an artificial intelligence tool --- and falsely documented that patients had given consent. Shar ... (https://incidentdatabase.ai/cite/1754#8129)
Lawsuit claims Sharp HealthCare secretly recorded exam room conversations without patient consent
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