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While some healthcare professionals did prefer ChatGPT’s responses when compared to physicians' answers in one study, Kellogg researchers say it's too early to tell whether AI could really be a match for doctors' expertise and bedside manner.

What happens when a chatbot slips into your doctor’s direct messages? Depending on who you ask, it might improve outcomes. On the other hand, it might raise a few red flags.

The doctor will see you now. But will ChatGPT be nicer to you during your meeting?

It includes simple phrases like 'I'm sorry you have a headache" in its responses.

Scriptwriters , lawyers , and telemarketers are all warily eyeing ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence chatbot that may soon start horning in on their jobs. Doctors might want...

ChatGPT often answered routine questions more completely and with more empathy than busy human doctors, according to evaluators.

ChatGTP offers better and more sympathetic advice than real doctors and are preferred to general practitioners by users, a new study shows.

A new study found that ChatGPT might actually be quite successful in providing high-quality answers to patient questions during an era in which doctors and nurses are too busy to do so. The research evaluated two sets of answers to patient inquiries — one written by physicians, the other by ChatGPT. A panel of healthcare professionals determined that ChatGPT's answers were significantly more detailed and empathetic.

ChatGPT rated higher in quality and empathy of written advice, raising possibility of medical assistance role

Researchers at the University of California found the AI-assisted messaging system was more empathetic and gave better advice than medics