Source Medpagetoday
The development of large language models like ChatGPT and, more broadly, generative artificial intelligence (gen AI), have been undeniably remarkable. These AI models, which can create new, synthetic text, images, and video by learning patterns from existing data, have pushed us to fundamentally rethink how we work — or what work even means. Healthcare is no exception. As resident physicians, we are excited by reports of ever-growing gen AI use cases in healthcare systems, from helping physicians respond to patient messagesopens in a new tab or window and order diagnostic testsopens in a new tab or window to tracking patient care gapsopens in a new tab or window and designing “smart hospital roomsopens in a new tab or window” that integrate sensors for patient safety monitoring.