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. Amazing new research suggests that AI can now understand and respond to medical questions with greater accuracy than real doctors! A team of medical professionals tested nearly 200 responses from ChatGPT and doctors, with ChatGPT winning in the categories of accuracy, detail and empathy. John Ayers of Qualcomm Institute UC San Diego believes AI could revolutionize public health. Experience the future of AI-backed doctor answers today!

This article focuses on a recent research study that examined the empathetic responses of both doctors and chatbot, ChatGPT. The study suggested that the chatbot responses were rated higher in terms of quality and empathy compared to responses from physicians. The study’s results may aid in creating AI assistants that can be used in clinical practice and reduce burnout of clinicians while improving patient outcomes. Despite the use of chatbots in healthcare, it’s important to prioritize the human connection when treating patients.

OpenAI has created ChatGPT, a powerful AI chatbot powered by the GPT-3.5 architecture for natural language processing. It is impressive in its ability to engage in conversations and complete tasks such as answering questions and giving recommendations. Now, ChatGPT has been taking the internet by storm after writing a mesmerizing two-sentence horror story which utterly spooked netizens. Its potential is astonishing and it promises to help users in new and unconventional ways. Try out the amazing ChatGPT today!

OpenAI's ChatGPT has become popular for providing users with relevant answers to their questions. Recently, a Reddit user asked the chatbot to generate a CV for them, and their expectations have exceeded as they have been receiving multiple calls for interviews with this CV. OpenAI has now added the 'chat history' feature in ChatGPT to prioritize user privacy setting. Get your CV written by ChatGPT today for a successful career!

. This article looks at the surge in popularity of AI chatbots, their capabilities and limitations, as well as the datasets used by big tech companies to filter out offensive content. Using the C4 dataset as an example, The Washington Post analyzed the effectiveness of the List of Dirty, Naughty, Obscene and Otherwise Bad Words filter and found that it occasionally removed LGBTQ content or failed to remove distressing content such as QAnon. Words and emojis used by AI chatbot companies to train and protect users may be confidential but the need for transparency in this field is evident.