ChatGPT is a powerful AI platform released during the last year by OpenAI. Its versatility is continually growing and now it is used for complex tasks, such as writing scientific articles. Recently, Som Biswas, a radiologist from the University of Tennessee Health Science Center utilized this tool to create texts which were accepted and published in many influential journals.
With the help of ChatGPT, Biswas wrote 16 articles on various topics such as the role of Generative AI in the fields of military, law, education, agriculture, and microbiology. Miraculously, this accomplished journalist finished these tasks in merely 4 months. Two letters related to global warming and public health even appeared in the Annals of Biomedical Engineering.
The capability to research, create and write detailed articles in hours rather than in weeks or months is a revolutionary advantage. Companies are actively using Generative AI to supplement their workforce and quicken the time-consuming task of writing articles.
Biswas has confirmed that ChatGPT can produce great results; this has been proven with the help of the article ‘ChatGPT and the Future of Medical Writing’, which was published in the Radiology Magazine.
Although ChatGPT is one of the more popular genrative AI platforms in the market, it isn’t the only one. Google recently released an AI platform called Bard, which rivals ChatGPT in terms of versatility and capabilities.
Since the release of ChatGPT and other generative AI platforms, businesses have been exploring the depths of AI to research, compile, and write in-depth articles on various scientific subjects with ease. AI is especially beneficial for busy people who need to produce quality articles and research in a very short time frame.
Overall, generative AI is a crucial tool which has significantly changed the way businesses and academics communicated and produced valuable research in a very efficient manner.
