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An AI medical scribe in Australian clinics was hacked to generate harmful content, prompting a safety review despite no data breach.
A cybersecurity firm demonstrated that an AI medical scribe used in Australian clinics, developed by Heidi Health, could be manipulated to generate harmful content through "jailbreak" prompts, though it couldn’t access patient data or other users’ sessions.
The vulnerability, which allowed the AI to bypass ethical restrictions, was fixed internally before disclosure.
While Heidi Health is currently outside Australia’s Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) oversight because it’s classified as an administrative tool, the TGA has launched a review of AI scribes, warning that failure of safety measures could trigger regulation regardless of function.
Experts note similar risks exist in other AI systems, raising concerns about AI reliability in healthcare as adoption grows.
Un escriba médico de IA en clínicas australianas fue hackeado para generar contenido dañino, lo que provocó una revisión de seguridad a pesar de que no se violaron datos.