Look, how can someone who isn’t a doctor confidently claim that something is “better than a doctor”?
He doesn’t know what a doctor knows, so what exactly is he using as the measuring stick?
Anyone can make a bold statement. That doesn’t make it true unless it can be objectively proven.
Can “Dr. ChatGPT” save someone having a STEMI? Can it place lines? Can it manage a crashing patient at the bedside?
No.
So calling it “better than a doctor” is clickbait. It may be a useful tool, but that is very different from replacing the knowledge, judgment, and hands-on skills of an actual physician.
@FoxNews Totally agree, this is an embarrassment and appears to be a midterm surrender
Oil may still rise despite these last ditch efforts to save the prices at the pump.