周围乱写可能会让你失去写作带来的认知益处

The BMJ Pub Date : 2025-07-25 DOI:10.1136/bmj.r1518

Nick Lown

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斯托克尔-沃克总结了用于记录医患对话的人工智能（AI）工具我鼓励使用环境记录的临床医生熟悉认知人工制品的概念：“维护、显示或操作信息以服务于表征功能”的人工制品2 -也就是说，帮助我们的物理事物……

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Ambient scribing risks loss of the cognitive benefits of writing

Stokel-Walker summarises the artificial intelligence (AI) tools being used to record doctor-patient conversations.1 I encourage clinicians who are using ambient scribing to familiarise themselves with the concept of cognitive artefacts: artefacts that “maintain, display, or operate upon information in order to serve a representational function”2—that is, a physical thing that helps us …

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