Recently, a study from Long Island University sparked interest in theChatGPTConcerns in drug medical information access. The findings of the study show thatChatGPTdoes not apply to obtaining medical information about drugs, as its answers may be misleading to the user.
The study was conducted by researchers at Long Island University who asked 39 drug medical-related questions using a free version of ChatGPT. The questions were drawn from the university's School of Pharmacy's Drug Information Service and were designed to test the accuracy and reliability of ChatGPT for drug medical information.
The researchers compared ChatGPT's answers with those given by professional pharmacists and found that only 10 of ChatGPT's answers were accurate, while the remaining 29 questions were considered inaccurate or incomplete, and there were other questions for which it simply did not give an answer. This result suggests that ChatGPT's answers to drug medical information are highly uncertain and may even mislead users.
The researchers said they conducted the test because they found ChatGPT to be so popular that they were concerned that students, average consumers and even pharmacists would turn to ChatGPT to "explore questions about health and medication planning." However, the results of the experiment showed that the answers to these questions were often inaccurate and even dangerous.
The results of this study remind us that despiteartificial intelligence (AI)and natural language processing technologies are constantly evolving, but we still need to rely on medical professionals and pharmacists when it comes to accessing medication medical information. They have the specialized medical knowledge and experience to provide accurate and reliable medical advice and treatment options.
Therefore, we should be cautious about the answers given by AI tools such as ChatGPT when it comes to medication medical information. When faced with questions about our health and medication plans, we should consult a medical professional or pharmacist rather than relying solely on AI answers.
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