MedaSystems has released a beta version of its MCP Server, enabling authorized users to query Expanded Access patient data using AI assistants like Microsoft Copilot, Claude, and ChatGPT. The platform enforces user permissions and maintains an audit trail, ensuring the AI assistant’s access mirrors the user’s existing rights and preventing any clinical decision-making. This development is significant for AI/ML practitioners as it demonstrates a focus on structural safety controls—read-only access and permission inheritance—rather than relying solely on risk scores to govern AI interactions with sensitive patient data. ScriptMasterLabs’ testing revealed a concerning failure when AI was prompted in full sentences to create or modify patient records, highlighting the importance of robust, pre-defined boundaries.
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