Clinical practitioners are all too familiar with Dr. Google, the online "expert" who diagnosed your canine patient with cancer, prompting the dog’s owner to question your pancreatitis diagnosis.
The good news is Dr. Google’s days appear to be numbered. The search engine’s "usefulness" as a diagnostic tool is coming to an end. The bad news is Dr. Google is being replaced by the superior ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence (AI) language model trained on vast amounts of data and designed to give human-like text responses to user questions.
Maybe the rise of ChatGPT is good news after all. Or maybe it’s good and bad–it depends on what your opinions are about AI.
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[Source: AVMA Convention 2024 Daily News 24 June 2024, by R. Scott Nolen]