A report says the growing use of artificial intelligence in Australia’s medical system is raising both privacy and safety concerns. The report characterises AI as increasingly transformative for clinical practice, but notes that regulatory oversight has not fully kept pace with how the technology is being adopted. A key issue highlighted across coverage is patient privacy, including how sensitive health information may be handled when AI tools are used in clinical settings. The report also points to safety concerns tied to the accuracy and reliability of AI outputs. It says regulators face challenges in ensuring that AI systems used in healthcare produce correct results and perform consistently enough to support patient care. Overall, the coverage indicates that, while AI adoption is expanding, regulators are still working to set or enforce standards covering data protection and performance. The report urges attention to safeguards that can reduce risks to patients as AI becomes more integrated into medical workflows.