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AI are better than we are at guessing a negative diagnosis

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US researchers pumped medical diagnostic questions into ChatGPT and compared the AI's answers to those of over 550 practitioners. The researchers found the AI was more accurate than humans in determining a negative test result both before and after the test, but humans still outranked the bot at working out a positive result.

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