I’m an ER doctor. Here’s how I’m already using ChatGPT to help treat patients
This really feels farcical, and kind of like vc bros hyping up a product. Considering this was a serious issue of life and death of a patient, it was surprising how it read like a prank or like the scene from Harold and Kumar, where Kumar plays a fake doctor and saves an ER patient through sheer luck.<p>I know some doctors are full of baloney but c'mon. I really hope maybe that we create better doctors that have a lot of empathy, and are able to wield technology to make themselves 10x better like we're doing with programming. But, this is not the way.<p>Edit: I realized its fake...I think, it has to be. It doesn't make sense, like others mention. You're not reading a 5 para speech to a patient's family while they are being treated. And also, in the article, they say to double check and verify what is being said. You better proofread that too! Or it might invent something absolutely crazy, and you may be liable.