“Vibe coding” might be fine for a toy project or a casual consumer app, but in healthcare, “not caring and just getting paid” is called negligence and regulatory fraud.
When software generates clinical documentation, SOAP notes, or handles patient data, EU MDR and FDA regulations apply whether a developer cares or not. If an uncertified model hallucinates a dosage or a diagnosis, you don’t get to “move on with your life”—you face product liability, regulatory bans, and legal accountability for patient harm.
Listen, you stupid asshole! Imagine reading this exact sentence out loud in a court of law:
“Your Honor, the developer community openly admits that they don’t give a damn about the consequences, they just want the money, and Google is providing the platform and support for it.”
Let it be known that I am continuously documenting this regulatory collapse on the official Google Developers Forum, and I am formally preparing a comprehensive, evidence-backed complaint against Google to be filed directly with health and data protection authorities.
The lawyers at Google and Clinicpoints Ltd. (Medavo) are in massive trouble. Everyone, look at the Clinicpoints website—they are actively commercializing and marketing this uncertified software as a full-fledged medical device!
How do you, as a senior representative of Google Health AI, dare to operate this way and actively encourage people to bypass the law? This flagrant disregard for patient safety will not be swept under the rug. Every single interaction has been permanently archived and will be handed over to the authorities immediately.
