How is Burna AI different from AI medical scribes like Abridge?

An AI scribe turns a conversation into a clinical note; Burna AI turns the note into a graded, attributed adverse event record. Ambient scribes such as Abridge are built for documentation. Burna AI reads a note whoever wrote it, a scribe, a clinician or a coordinator, then extracts each adverse event, grades it on CTCAE v5.0 or v6.0, codes it to a MedDRA LLT, scores attribution against every drug in the regimen with WHO-UMC and Kramer, and attaches the line in the record behind each result for an investigator to sign. Burna AI can also record a visit and produce the note, so the clinician is not typing while the patient talks, but the output it exists for is the signed safety record. A scribe and Burna AI work in sequence.