Yeah, gotta say I'm not enthusiastic about handing over any health data to OpenAI. I'd be more likely to trust Google or maybe even Anthropic with this data and that's saying something.
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#12Not a chance.
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#13Another nail in the coffin for apps that depend on AI APIs because the AI companies themselves are working on products using their own APIs (unless you can make the UX significantly better). UX now seems like the prime motivator when building apps.
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#14> you can sign up for the waitlist
Waitlist: 404 page not found.
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#15"Join the Waitlist” button -> 404.
:o/
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#16yikes: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46524382
[Teenager died of overdose 'after ChatGPT coached him on drug-taking']
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#17I pity the doctors who will now have to deal with such self-diagnosed "patients". Wonder if General Medicine doctors will see a drop in patient, as AI convinces you to see a specialist with its diagnosis?
Then you have not dealt with doctors.
Some physicians are absolutely useless and sometimes worse than not receiving any treatment at all. Medicine is dynamic and changes all the time. Some doctors refuse to move forward.
When I was younger I've had a sports injury. I was misdiagnosed for months until I did my own research and had the issue fixed with a surgery.
I have many more stories of doctors being straight up wrong about basics too.
I see physicians in a major metro area at some of the best hospital networks in the US.
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#18This is going to be fun to watch :)
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#19What could possibly go wrong?
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#20I pity the doctors who will now have to deal with such self-diagnosed "patients". Wonder if General Medicine doctors will see a drop in patient, as AI convinces you to see a specialist with its diagnosis?
> researchers found that searching symptoms online modestly boosted patients’ ability to accurately diagnose health issues without increasing their anxiety or misleading them to seek care inappropriately [...] the results of this survey study challenge the common belief among clinicians and policy-makers that using the Internet to search for health information is harmful. [0] For example, "man Googles rash, discovers…
Indeed. My doctor likes it when people search the Internet - as long as they come to him before doing anything drastic.