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Is ChatGPT smarter than your Doctor?
This article came into existence from a discussion within the Healf team, whereby a relative...
Written by: Pippa Thackeray
Written on: November 5, 2024
Updated on: November 6, 2024
Written by: Pippa Thackeray | Written on: November 5, 2024 | Updated on: November 6, 2024
Quick Read
- ChatGPT has potential in healthcare, especially in time-sensitive situations, but has limitations for public use due to 'hallucinations' and lack of specific medical training.
- Language models can improve doctor-patient communication and reduce administrative burdens, but ethical concerns and biases must be addressed.
- Slow AI adoption in healthcare is attributed to complexity and risk, with current applications mainly focusing on repetitive tasks.
- Supervised use and refinement of language models are crucial to avoid inaccuracies and ensure patient safety.
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. Ethical implications and bias in AI model usage
- 6. Is ChatGPT intelligent?
