Politico June 26, 2024
Toni Odejimi, Shawn Zeller, Daniel Payne, Ruth Reader and Erin Schumaker

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Chat GPT scores a passing grade of 70 percent for analyzing eye images and answering eye health questions correctly, according to a study in JAMA Ophthalmology led by researchers at the University of Toronto.

The chatbot, created by the San Francisco tech company OpenAI, answered 82 percent of multiple-choice questions correctly and 65 percent of the image analysis questions correctly.

Researchers think the software they tested, Chat GPT-4, a version that can analyze images, could do better if it were trained more on eye health data.

Why it matters: The medical field as a whole is looking at using AI to help diagnose and treat patients.

Dr. Marko M. Popovic, an ophthalmologist at the University of Toronto and...

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