How to use ChatGPT in the Healthcare?

ChatGPT is a new AI language model

Developer

A new AI-powered chatbot released by OpenAI called ChatGPT has taken the Internet by storm. More than one million people]have signed up to try out the free service during one week and it has wowed users with its ability to engage in natural-sounding conversation, provide detailed answers to technical questions and even solve coding challenges.

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Services

The service is based on the latest version of OpenAI’s large language mode GPT-3 which has been trained on vast amounts of text scraped from the Internet. (The acronym here stands for Generative Pre-Trained Transformer, which describes the specific kind of deep learning network it’s based on.) To make ChatGPT in more natural sounding dialogue, it has gone through a further round of training using human feedback on how good its responses are. The result is a chatbot that can explain complex topics and even get a passable score on an IQ test. https://chat.openai.com/chat
Trends Since ChatGPT was released on November 30, it has become one of the internet’s most referenced and tested programs in recent weeks

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In the healthcare

The chatbot can, for instance, write a letter to a medical insurance company to explain why a patient with systemic sclerosis should be approved for an echocardiogram.

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