It is strictly prohibited to build any application that operates within a clinical workflow. Yet what does Google do? They congratulate it, they promote it, they invite it into their Showcase, and they actively encourage it

[Bitu79]

@Bitu79

Let’s summarize the absolute rot at the core of Google’s AI ecosystem right now:

1. Google’s Official Policy: Explicitly forbids clinical use and states that MedGemma/MedASR is not an approved medical device.
2. Google’s Engineers: Publicly congratulate developers, validate ‘real clinical workflows,’ and invite uncertified medical apps into the official Showcase.
3. The Developer Community’s Reaction: As one forum user bluntly put it: ‘People don’t really care, they want to vibe code their app, get paid, and move on with their lives.’

So, let’s connect the dots:
Google’s own policy says ‘do not risk patient safety’. Google’s engineers say ‘congratulations on using it in a live clinic!’. And the developers openly admit ‘we don’t give a damn about consequences, we just want our money’.

This is a complete regulatory collapse. You are enabling and encouraging uncertified, non-compliant medical AI tools to be rushed into real clinics, while everyone involved washes their hands of any patient safety liability.

It’s sickening, it’s hypocritical, and it is a massive disaster waiting to happen. The paper trail is locked, the archives are permanent, and the whole world can see what you are doing.

Here are their posts on LinkedIn:

https://archive.ph/AwSzq

https://archive.ph/AwSzq/image

#medasr #medgemma | Fereshteh Mahvar | 29 comments | Ghostarchive

https://archive.ph/QJ8RA

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/undefined-undefined-9ba315427_lets-summarize-the-absolute-rot-at-the-core-activity-7494250124479512576-OcFY?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAGwUTF4B67o5mDA7HN7N4vMXdxI3LwWzLZA

@Bitu79

https://archive.ph/9EwRH

https://archive.ph/9EwRH/image

Check out this thread. They are playing nice on LinkedIn, but on the developer forum, they are encouraging illegal activity.