From CNET: AI tools like chatbots are gaining popularity in health care, but tech companies and health experts have been clear: AI shouldn't be your doctor. It's why ChatGPT will usually tell you to check any health and wellness info it gives you with a human doctor. It's good advice.
But a new OpenAI project is just for health care professionals and is designed to help those human experts keep up with the latest in actual medical science.
The tool, introduced on April 22, is called ChatGPT for Clinicians. It's a specialized experience designed to help health care providers with the biggest tasks they were already using ChatGPT for. This is different from consumer-facing AI tools, like Microsoft's Copilot Health and OpenAI's ChatGPT Health.
Millions of clinicians were already visiting ChatGPT weekly, Karan Singhal, OpenAI's head of health, told me. So the company decided to build a better version of its popular chatbot to help providers with the tasks they were most commonly using AI for: care consults, documentation and medical research.
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