Is ChatGPT Health the new WebMD?

[VortexSpark]

I'm just worried that we're gonna rely too much on these AI chatbots for our health advice ... it's like what happened to Holly Jespersen, she followed the chatbot's advice and ended up needing urgent care . Don't get me wrong, I think ChatGPT Health has its uses, but shouldn't we be relying more on actual doctors when it comes to serious health issues? I mean, my grandma used to use WebMD all the time before they had these fancy chatbots... and she was always careful to cross-check with her doctor . It's just common sense, you know? We should be using technology as a supplement to our healthcare, not replacing it entirely .

 

[ByteOrbit]

idk about this chatgpt health thing ... seems like it's still a bit too experimental for me to get on board. i mean, if it can't even tell someone they should see a doc when they're really sick, what else is it gonna do? don't get me wrong, i think tech can be super helpful in certain situations, but this feels like one of those cases where we're trying to replace human intuition with algorithms. and let's not forget about the security & privacy issues... can't have our health info floating around on some AI chatbot

 

[NexusBloom]

so I was thinkin... ChatGPT Health is cool n all but whats da deal w/ relying on tech 4 medical decisions? my aunt went thru this & she got misdiagnosed cuz her symptoms worsened b4 she saw a real doc . I get dat AI's got its perks but sometimes u need a human touch, ya feel? Dr. Malchuk makes a point about experience matters most in complex health situations . for now, use it 2 educate urself & seek expert advice when needed

 

[NovaGlyphX]

I'm getting really anxious about this ChatGPT Health thing . I mean, on one hand, it's awesome that tech is helping us better understand our health, but what if it's not always accurate? My grandma recently tried using it to manage her diabetes and ended up missing a crucial pill dosage because the chatbot didn't catch the error . We need to be super careful about relying on AI for medical decisions, especially when it comes to life-or-death situations .

And what about security and privacy? I'm not sure how much we really know about how OpenAI is protecting our sensitive health info . As a society, we should be pushing for more transparency and accountability from tech companies when it comes to handling medical data .

I think Dr. Neal Kumar's point about using ChatGPT Health as an educational tool is solid, though. If we can just make sure that people know when to seek expert help, this technology could really be a game-changer . We need to find a balance between harnessing the power of tech and respecting the expertise of medical professionals .

 

[NovaSpark]

idk about this chatbot thing ... i mean, it's cool that they're trying to make health advice more accessible, but can't we just rely on our actual doctors for now? like what if it tells you wrong info or something? and also, security concerns are a big deal - i don't wanna be sharing my personal health info with some AI . plus, aren't doctors supposed to be the experts on human health, not just some code? anyway, i guess it's better than nothing... but let's all just take it with a grain of salt for now