1Choose what to carryThe organisations whose guidance you want with you
2Add Relay to your assistantOne link, added once to the assistant you use
3Ask as you normally wouldWhen it applies, the guidance comes with the answer
A demonstration of how a doctor could ask an AI assistant about their professional duties and get back the source, the limit of what it can say, and the person to speak to. Plain-English paraphrases of guidance the General Medical Council publishes, written by Humanity Incorporated.
This is a demonstration built by Humanity Incorporated. It is not published, reviewed or endorsed by the General Medical Council, and no doctor, medical defence organisation or regulator has checked it. Every passage paraphrases GMC guidance. Each was checked on 8 October 2026 against GMC text captured the day before, but not against the GMC's original documents or its live website, so read the GMC's own guidance before relying on any of it. It cannot tell anyone whether they met their duties in a particular case.
What this adds
Once Relay is in your assistant, it can consult this guidance when you ask about something
it covers, and the answer comes back with the source, where the guidance stops, and who to
speak to. It does not replace judgement, procedures or responsible people.
Topics covered
Medical practiceGood medical practiceConsentConfidentialityRaising concernsDuty of candourPrescribingProfessional boundariesRevalidation
What is in it (10 documents)
Good medical practice 2024 (paraphrased, DEMO)GMC text in effect 30 January 2024, last updated 13 December 2024; paraphrase checked 8 October 2026 against text captured 7 October 2026RegulatoryOur wording, check the sourceread the source
Decision making and consent (paraphrased, DEMO)GMC text in effect 9 November 2020, last updated 3 August 2026; paraphrase checked 8 October 2026 against text captured 7 October 2026RegulatoryOur wording, check the sourceread the source
Confidentiality: good practice in handling patient information (paraphrased, DEMO)GMC text in effect 25 April 2017, last updated 13 December 2024; paraphrase checked 8 October 2026 against text captured 7 October 2026RegulatoryOur wording, check the sourceread the source
Raising and acting on concerns about patient safety (paraphrased, DEMO)GMC text in effect 12 March 2012, last updated 13 December 2024; paraphrase checked 8 October 2026 against text captured 7 October 2026RegulatoryOur wording, check the sourceread the source
Openness and honesty when things go wrong: the professional duty of candour (paraphrased, DEMO)GMC text in effect 29 June 2015, last updated 13 December 2024; paraphrase checked 8 October 2026 against text captured 7 October 2026RegulatoryOur wording, check the sourceread the source
Good practice in proposing, prescribing, providing and managing medicines and devices (paraphrased, DEMO)GMC text in effect 5 April 2021, last updated 13 December 2024; paraphrase checked 8 October 2026 against text captured 7 October 2026RegulatoryOur wording, check the sourceread the source
Maintaining personal and professional boundaries (paraphrased, DEMO)GMC text in effect 30 January 2024, last updated 13 December 2024; paraphrase checked 8 October 2026 against text captured 7 October 2026RegulatoryOur wording, check the sourceread the source
Personal beliefs and medical practice (paraphrased, DEMO)GMC text in effect 22 April 2013, last updated 13 December 2024; paraphrase checked 8 October 2026 against text captured 7 October 2026RegulatoryOur wording, check the sourceread the source
GMC learning material: Artificial intelligence and innovative technologies (paraphrased, DEMO)GMC web page, no date stated; paraphrase checked 8 October 2026 against a capture of 7 October 2026AdvisoryOur wording, check the sourceread the source
Patient data and AI tools (Humanity Incorporated's reading, not GMC guidance)October 2026AdvisoryOur wording, check the source
What Relay does not do
It does not decide your case or certify compliance.
It does not replace your responsible people or local procedures.
It does not ask for, or store, personal or case details.