78 percent correct diagnosis! However, not ChatGPT, doctors are trusted experts in treatment

AI is becoming a part of our daily life as time goes by. Many people turn to artificial intelligence to solve their daily problems. Which includes physical problems! Many people are messaging chatgpt instead of calling doctors. But how accurate is this trend? The recent survey has revealed that aspect.

A website related to technology is known about the research that took place in April 2026. According to the research paper published in the ‘New England Journal of Medicine’, OpenAI’s ’01’ model had an accuracy rate of 78 percent in various cases related to complex diagnosis. Even, it turns out, ChatGPT has often outperformed experienced doctors in emergency department patients. Meanwhile, another 2024 study found that ChatGPT outperformed physicians in diagnosing complex diseases. The AI ​​has so much information at its disposal, especially on children with fever, that it has the ability to make a rational decision about it. But relying on him to discuss what to do next is risky.

In fact, correct diagnosis is only half of treatment. The other half is deciding what to do about it. Andrew Parsons of the University of Virginia says that doctors have to rely on this. Because diagnosis is only one part of treatment. Then it is not possible for artificial intelligence to come to the right decision about treatment, monitoring etc. In fact, the main aspect in treatment is to prioritize which one among all the options is the right one for a particular disease. Hence seeking treatment by ChatGPT in this case is extremely risky.