ChatGPT outperforms doctors in new study

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Top Story ChatGPT Outperforms Doctors In Answering Patient Messages, Study Shows A new study found that ChatGPT might actually be quite successful in providing high-quality answers to patient questions during an era in which doctors and nurses are too busy to do so. The research evaluated two sets of answers to patient inquiries — one written by physicians, the other by ChatGPT. A panel of healthcare professionals determined that ChatGPT's answers were significantly more detailed and empathetic. Sponsored Content MedCity Pivot Podcast Launches with Conversation of Zephyr AI CTO Presented by Carta Healthcare and MedCity News Jeff Sherman, chief technology officer of Zephyr AI, a company that aims to transform precision medicine from diagnostics to treatment. How exactly does it plan to do that? Listen below to know more. Download the episode here! Investment and Innovation At MedCity INVEST we highlight the trends in investment and innovation across biopharma, diagnostics, medical devices and health tech (payer/provider and consumer/employer). This is your opportunity to connect and network in 5-star comfort. Last week to save $200. Get Your Front Row Ticket

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Season 2 of MedCity Pivot Podcast Launches with Conversation of Zephyr AI CTO This season, we will be focusing on artificial intelligence in healthcare. Our very first interview is with Jeff Sherman, chief technology officer of Zephyr AI, a company that aims to transform precision medicine from diagnostics to treatment. How exactly does it plan to do that? Listen to find out.  Listen Now

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