AmiSight 11/12: The Fine Line Between Information and Diagnosis in the Age of AI
- Ami Kassar
- 4 hours ago
- 1 min read
Although there is a viral buzz about OpenAI no longer being able to provide health advice, that’s not entirely the case.
Business Insider reports that ChatGPT can still give medical information, it just can't replace a doctor, especially for more serious conditions where diagnosis or professional-level judgment is required.
 As more people turn to ChatGPT to prepare for their doctor's visits, break down complex medical jargon and get a second opinion on their symptoms, OpenAI recently updated its policies around medical guidance to limit its liability.
Rather than ChatGPT trying to diagnose illnesses or prescribe specific medications, it can give a list of recommendations, much like a personal finance TikToker sharing top stock picks but stipulating that it's "not investment advice."
