Technology behind ChatGPT better with eye problem advice than non-specialist doctors, study test finds
- An AI model called ChatGPT may outperform doctors in evaluating eye issues, according to a study.
- The technology could assist in prioritizing patients for urgent specialist care or GP visits.
- Expert ophthalmologists scored 76%, trainees 59%, and junior doctors 43% in comparison.
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AI model GPT-4 exceeds unspecialized doctors' ability to assess eye problems
The clinical knowledge and reasoning skills of GPT-4 are approaching the level of specialist eye doctors, a study led by the University of Cambridge has found.
AI chatbot ‘could be better at assessing eye problems than medics’
Researchers said that while the model does not ‘seem capable’ of replacing ophthalmologists, it could ‘provide useful advice’ to non-specialists’.
Technology behind ChatGPT better with eye problem advice than non-specialist doctors, study test finds
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