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Everett Thistlethwaite

Study Shows ChatGPT's Overprescription Tendencies in Emergencies

A recent study from UC San Francisco reveals significant limitations when using ChatGPT in emergency care, indicating a tendency to prescribe unnecessary treatments and admit patients who do not require hospitalization. This research highlights the critical need for more precise frameworks when integrating artificial intelligence in high-stakes medical environments. The findings suggest that ChatGPT, while […]

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