Discover how AI assistant ChatGPT can be leveraged to provide evidence-based responses to public health questions related to addiction, interpersonal violence, mental and physical health. However, a recent study suggests that small changes can help turn AI assistants like ChatGPT into lifesavers. Find out more!
Get fast, evidence-based answers to your public health questions from ChatGPT, an AI assistant developed by UC San Diego. Its responses were evaluated for addiction, mental health, violence, and physical health. While explicit resource recommendations were few, the authors encourage collaboration between AI companies and health organizations for efficient health resources.
Discover how AI assistants like ChatGPT could transform public health with accurate responses to 91% of common health queries. However, the study found 22% lacked appropriate help connections for referrals to proper resources. Researchers emphasize the importance of trained professionals connecting with AI systems to improve public health outcomes.
Despite being a popular source of information, ChatGPT falls short in addressing public health issues such as addiction and domestic violence, according to a study published in JAMA. While ChatGPT's responses are well-informed, they frequently fail to provide necessary referrals to resources. Experts suggest AI companies prioritize human touch and build partnerships with public health leaders to develop databases of resources and refine models for specialized medical guidance. It's important for users to understand ChatGPT's limitations in responding to health emergencies.
ChatGPT and other chatbots could be key players in preventing suicide and helping people quit smoking. Recent research found these AI programs offer effective advice and support for public health issues like addiction, violence, and mental health. While accurate in 91% of responses, only 22% of the time did ChatGPT direct users to appropriate resources.
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