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Is ChatGPT smarter than your Doctor?
This article came into existence from a discussion within the Healf team, whereby a
Written by: Pippa Thackeray
Updated: November 5, 2024
Written by: Pippa Thackeray | Updated: November 5, 2024
Quick Read
- ChatGPT has potential in healthcare, especially in contexts where speed and access to information are crucial, but it also has limitations.
- A key limitation of ChatGPT is its tendency to 'hallucinate' or fabricate information when it doesn't know the answer, which poses risks in medical contexts.
- Language models can assist doctors by improving patient conversations, keeping doctors updated, and reducing administrative burdens.
- Ethical considerations, including bias and the potential for misuse, are paramount when deploying AI in healthcare.
Contents
- 1. It’s all about context
- 2. The limitations of ChatGPT for public use
- 3. Language models currently used in healthcare
- 4. The ethical debate of GPT use in healthcare
- 5. Is ChatGPT intelligent?
- 6. Introducing Healf Zone
