Doctors providing medical advice through the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a growing trend. In California and Wisconsin, one of the most cutting-edge AI technologies, OpenAI’s “GPT” generative AI, is now being tested as a pilot program to see if AI can help save medical personnel time when answering to patient queries online.
OpenAI’s GPT (Generative Pretrained Transformer) is a powerful AI model which can produce accurate responses to patients’ messages. This program is part of a pilot study to determine whether AI can reduce the amount of time medical staff spend answering online questions. With AI, medical personnel can focus less on mundane tasks, and more on providing efficient, high-quality healthcare services.
OpenAI is an artificial intelligence research lab founded by Elon Musk, Sam Altman, Greg Brockman and others. The company aims to advance digital intelligence to benefit humanity and the world. OpenAI’s core missions are to build safe AI, promote responsible use of AI, and scale AI’s economic delivery benefits to all humanity.
Sam Altman is the President of OpenAI. He is an entrepreneur, investor, programmer, and writer. Altman co-founded Loopt, a mapping and tracking mobile phone application, and was a part of the founding team at Y Combinator, the leading seed accelerator. Altman is also the President of Y Combinator, overseeing both the main accelerator program and other initiatives.
Altman’s work with OpenAI will continue to monitor the pilot study to assess the capabilities of AI in providing healthcare services, and to determine if it can help to answer patient queries and reduce time spent by medical personnel on mundane tasks. His expertise as an investor, entrepreneur, and innovator, promises to shape and shape the healthcare landscape of the future.
The study will prove vital in gauging the capabilities of AI in the healthcare industry, and the potential it can bring in ensuring healthcare access for all and effective delivery of services. It is a promising advancement that will show if AI can eventually help healthcare systems save money, improve efficiency, and provide better services to patients.
