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generative ai revolutionizing patient education healthcare particularly chatbots offer personalized clear medical information reliability accuracy vital aidriven patient education effective large language models llm chatgpt google bard delivering accurate understandable patient education lumbar disc herniation ten frequently asked questions lumbar disc herniation selected 133 questions submitted three llms six experienced spine surgeons rated responses scale excellent unsatisfactory evaluated answers exhaustiveness clarity empathy length statistical analysis involved fleiss kappa chisquare friedman tests responses 272 excellent 439 satisfactory minimal clarification 183 satisfactory moderate clarification 106 unsatisfactory significant differences overall ratings among llms p 090 however interrater reliability achieved large differences among raters detected distribution answer frequencies overall ratings varied among 10 answers p 0043 average ratings exhaustiveness clarity empathy length 355 llms show potential patient education lumbar spine surgery generally positive feedback evaluators new eu ai act enforcing strict regulation ai systems highlights need rigorous oversight medical contexts current study variability evaluations occasional inaccuracies underline need continuous improvement future research involve advanced models enhance patientphysician communication