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That's interesting case

I’d never

It’s amazing that AI helped someone in a way professionals couldn't, but it also sets a dangerous precedent. People will now start bypassing qualified medical advice for chatbot answers. Lol

ChatGPT helped me identify the cause of my throbbing head pain after countless visits to neurologists, psychiatrists, and others who couldn’t figure it out.

Crazy times 🤪 so it’s not just engineers 😂😂

The real story here is the failure of our healthcare system. When patients need to turn to AI because human providers can't or won't spend time explaining their conditions comprehensively, that's a systemic problem. Instead of debating AI vs doctors, we should ask why doctors aren't given time and resources to provide this level of personalized care and education themselves.

This actually makes a lot of sense to me. I've struggled with back issues for years and the most frustrating part is how fragmented healthcare is. One specialist never knows what the other is doing, and you're left piecing together contradictory advice. An AI can integrate all that knowledge in one place. Still, I'd recommend using it alongside professional care, not as a replacement. My physical therapist actually encourages me to research and come with questions.

The president should also do something about the times when ChatGPT tells kids to kill themselves and parents complain/sue against it. As a new parent that thought is really scary

Let's be real here - this is an anecdote, not evidence. For every success story like this, how many people are getting harmful advice? OpenAI's president sharing this is basically using one testimonial as marketing. I'd love to see actual clinical trials on AI medical advice outcomes rather than cherry-picked success stories.

Cool story, but what’s the follow-up? Where’s the disclaimer? If a regular user posted this and it went wrong, OpenAI would’ve distanced itself. But when it works, they boost it? Bit selective, don’t you think?

I have also tried many times. chatgpt better than a .....

I use chatgpt to increase my efficiency as therapist

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