ChatGPT/AI in Healthcare Management
Journal Title: Journal of Clinical Medical Research - Year 2023, Vol 4, Issue 3
Abstract
ChatGPT is forging a revolution in the realm of human-computer interaction, establishing new paradigms for what artificial intelligence can achieve. Also known as the Generative Pretrained Transformer (GPT), ChatGPT represents a groundbreaking evolution in AI that possesses the ability to generate human-like text. Emerging as a potent asset in various fields, including healthcare, ChatGPT holds substantial transformative potential. This document seeks to provide an extensive exploration of ChatGPT, its functionalities and its implications in the healthcare sector. It scrutinizes the evolution of ChatGPT, the architectural foundation it is built upon and the methodologies employed in its training. The document further explores the applications of ChatGPT in healthcare, emphasizing its role in diagnosis, treatment formulation, patient communication, decision support and spearheading research advancements. Moreover, the document tackles the challenges and risks related to the integration of ChatGPT in healthcare, such as concerns about data privacy, potential biases and ethical deliberations. Finally, it discusses the prospects and future trajectories of ChatGPT in revolutionizing healthcare delivery, enhancing patient outcomes and promoting medical knowledge. By offering an extensive understanding of ChatGPT, this document serves as a beneficial reference for researchers, healthcare professionals and policymakers aiming to delve into the potential of this technology in healthcare. Overall, this document meticulously outlines ChatGPT’s capacity to transform healthcare and advocates for further exploration and assimilation of AI technologies to propel the field forward.
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David Benet
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