We’re Not Ready to Be Diagnosed by ChatGPT
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AI may not care whether humans live or die, but tools like ChatGPT will still affect life-and-death decisions — once they become a standard tool in the hands of doctors. Some are already experimenting with ChatGPT to see if it can diagnose patients and choose treatments. Whether this is good or bad hinges on how doctors use it.GPT-4, the latest update to ChatGPT, can get a perfect score on medical licensing exams. When it gets something wrong, there's often a legitimate medical dispute over the answer. It's even good at tasks we thought took human compassion, such as finding the right words to deliver bad news to patients. These systems are developing image processing capacity as well. At this point you still need a real doctor to palpate a lump or assess a torn ligament, but AI ...