BERLIN — The leading professional organization for European oncologists has rolled out its first set of guidance on how its members should use large language models, a type of artificial intelligence, in cancer medicine.

“The oncology community cannot ignore the potential benefits which AI technology can provide to cancer patients,” the authors of the guidance wrote, while simultaneously acknowledging that there aren’t enough evaluations of the chatbots available to patients or tools available to doctors to address the risks associated with generative AI in medicine.

The guidance’s release — it was published last Saturday in the Annals of Oncology — coincided with the annual meeting for the European Society of Clinical Oncology in Berlin. The American Society of Clinical Oncology has i

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