OpenAI’s ChatGPT AI bot came close to increasing its cash flow by passing the US medical licensing exam. The artificial intelligence showed results “at or near the pass threshold” of the tests without any special training.
Sciencealert shared similar results from the Ansible Health start-up study. The Medical Licensing Exam (USMLE) consists of three exams that require a person to prepare for 300 to 400 hours.
ChatGPT scored from 52.4% to 75% correct answers, while the average pass rate is around 60%.
“Furthermore, ChatGPT has demonstrated a high level of consistency and insight in its explanations,” they said.
Artificial intelligence in 88.9% of the responses generated at least one significant comment, described by the researchers as something “new, non-obvious and clinically justified”.
The authors note that this study result “marks an important milestone in the development of clinical artificial intelligence.” ChatGPT outperformed 50.3% of the PubMedGPT AI bot specially trained in medical literature.
Experts hope that in the future artificial intelligence can help in the development of medical education, as well as become an assistant to doctors “instead of replacing people in medicine.”
This week, Dodo Pizza in Dubai began serving pizza made from ChatGPT’s recipe. At the request of the restaurant’s chef, the neural network developed a recipe for pizza with lamb meatballs, plus sumac sauce and tahini.
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