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AI's Health Scares: Bots Offer Dangerous Medical Misinformation

10 Feb

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Summary

  • AI chatbots have provided incorrect and alarming medical advice to patients.
  • Medical apps claiming AI capabilities are being removed from app stores.
  • Some AI apps promote themselves as diagnostic tools, risking patient safety.
AI's Health Scares: Bots Offer Dangerous Medical Misinformation

Artificial intelligence is presenting new challenges in healthcare, as patients increasingly turn to AI chatbots and medical apps for health advice. A physician in Turkey reported a case where an 18-year-old patient’s family was distressed by a false five-year survival prediction from ChatGPT. Later, the same patient experienced anxiety due to AI-generated fears of cancer metastasis, which proved unfounded.

This situation highlights concerns about AI's reliability in medicine. Numerous AI-powered mobile apps available on major app stores claim to assist patients but often include disclaimers stating they are not diagnostic tools. However, some developers have promoted their apps with potentially misleading claims, such as "Become your own doctor." Following scrutiny, apps like 'Eureka Health: AI Doctor' and 'AI Dermatologist: Skin Scanner' were removed from app stores due to inaccuracies and user complaints.

While developers argue their AI provides preliminary analysis to encourage professional consultation, user experiences suggest otherwise, with some apps displaying high inaccuracy rates. Apple and Google have removed and, in some cases, reinstated these apps after developer revisions. Experts express significant concern, particularly in fields like dermatology, due to the complexity of conditions and the potential inadequacy of AI training datasets.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
AI chatbots like ChatGPT are not intended as a substitute for professional medical guidance and have been found to provide incorrect and alarming medical advice.
AI medical apps can pose risks by offering inaccurate information, misleading users into believing they are diagnostic tools, and potentially causing distress or delaying necessary medical visits.
Yes, several AI-powered medical apps, such as 'Eureka Health' and 'AI Dermatologist,' have been removed from app stores due to user complaints about inaccuracies and misleading claims.

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