ChatGPT now has a space for sharing medical records. Should you?
Summary
OpenAI has introduced Health in ChatGPT, a new feature that lets users upload their medical records and connect fitness data from Apple Health to get personalized health advice. While many people use ChatGPT for health questions, experts warn that the AI can make mistakes and should not replace real medical care.Key Facts
- Health in ChatGPT allows users to share lab results, medications, and fitness data for personalized health insights.
- Around 300 million people ask ChatGPT health-related questions each week.
- OpenAI says ChatGPT can compare new test results with past ones and help understand health trends.
- Experts warn that ChatGPT can give wrong or dangerous medical advice and is not a substitute for doctors.
- A Florida man sued after following ChatGPT’s advice for a serious health issue; a California teen died after using ChatGPT medical suggestions.
- OpenAI claims ChatGPT’s health feature includes stronger privacy and encryption and that shared data won’t train AI models or be used for ads.
- Users must decide when to trust ChatGPT and when to consult a real medical professional.
- Privacy experts remind users that sharing health data always carries risks, especially if it’s sensitive or personal.
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