Dr. Greg House still outperforms ChatGPT in accurately diagnosing patients. ChatGPT’s fourth version has a low accuracy rate of just 17 percent when diagnosing pediatric medical cases. The study suggests ChatGPT could improve by being specifically and selectively trained on accurate and trustworthy medical literature and having more real-time access to medical data.
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ChatGPT bombs test on diagnosing kids’ medical cases with 83% error rate
Key Points:
- ChatGPT’s fourth version has a low accuracy rate of just 17 percent when diagnosing pediatric medical cases.
- The study suggests ChatGPT could improve by being specifically and selectively trained on accurate and trustworthy medical literature and having more real-time access to medical data.
- The research underscores the invaluable role that clinical experience holds, while also identifying critical weaknesses that led to ChatGPT’s high error rate and potential ways to transform it into a useful tool in clinical care.
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