Good evidence confuses ChatGPT when used for health information, study finds
A world-first study has found that when asked a health-related question, the more evidence that is given to ChatGPT, the less reliable it becomes—reducing the accuracy of its responses to as low as 28%.
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https://www.sarkaridoctor.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/logo@2xx.png00aajahttps://www.sarkaridoctor.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/logo@2xx.pngaaja2024-04-04 12:06:512024-04-04 12:06:51Good evidence confuses ChatGPT when used for health information, study finds