OpenAI’s ChatGPT, a much-acclaimed chatbot, has reportedly failed a urologist exam in the US, according to a study published in the journal Urology Practice. The study showed that ChatGPT gave correct answers to less than 30% of the American Urologist Association’s widely used Self-Assessment Study Program for Urology (SASP) questions. The chatbot even provided indeterminate responses to several questions, and its accuracy decreased when asked to regenerate answers. The authors suggest that, while ChatGPT may excel in tests requiring the recall of facts, it falls short on questions that require simultaneous weighing of multiple overlapping facts, situations and outcomes. Researchers believe further investigation is needed to understand the limitations of LLMs (large language models) across multiple disciplines before making them available for general use.
ChatGPT’s Failure to Pass Top US Medical Exam: Implications and Potential Actions – Times of India
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