For the past years, artificial intelligence has extended its service across different sectors, such as manufacturing and engineering. 

Gradually, the system has also entered the healthcare industry, where doctors use AI-powered tools to yield faster and more effective results on their findings.

The emergence of generative AI, especially ChatGPT, has paved the way for everyone to solve problems easier than before. It can answer exams and homework, but of course, it's still flawed, with inaccurate results sometimes.

Ahead of ChatGPT4's release, which is slated in late 2023, let's talk more about ChatGPT's transformative role in medicine and health services around the world for the next few years.

How Helpful is ChatGPT in Healthcare Sector

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ChatGPT will be a huge game-changer in the field of healthcare and here's why it will happen.

Forbes listed some ways ChatGPT plays a vital role in transforming the medical practice into a whole new one. Just imagine how impactful AI's power is when healthcare experts start to adapt it to their daily tasks.

The Power of Emulation

Have you ever thought that an AI could copy how doctors formulate their clinical decisions based on the situation? ChatGPT can read large amounts of data in just a few seconds, which is beyond human capability.

AI-powered apps can contribute a lot to healthcare by extracting useful information about a patient's condition. It's also helpful in collecting data from a large database. That's something worth looking into if all the available materials are digitally published.

Aside from that, ChatGPT can predict the accurate process that needs to be done when doctors conduct diagnoses and analyses. It can decide what's better between two choices out of thousands of possibilities.

Faster and Better Results 

Although humans can work on their craft with accuracy, we often fall behind AI when it comes to speed in how we solve things.

In the healthcare industry, ChatGPT can work wonders by improving the rate of growth it's showing for specific data or activity. 

For instance, an AI can boast a strong computational power that doubles every two years. However, ChatGPT is deemed to be more effective 32 times during this period. This means that for the next two decades, it will be more than 1,000 times more powerful than it used to be.

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24/7 Monitoring

Since patients need to be regularly monitored by doctors and nurses, there's a need to invest time in identifying what's right and wrong for their condition.

With AI, the in-person medical system will be further improved. ChatGPT could be an effective monitoring unit that can provide 24/7 service to patients.

What's more, it can give individuals a daily health update and even an update if there's an error in the reading of the health-monitoring devices.

Prevention of Medical Errors

Given how ahead generative AI is compared to other technologies, it's understandable why it's so effective in healthcare.

A single mistake in the hospital can harm or kill a patient. This is why it's very important to be aware of the medical errors that might happen.

With video-enabled AI, avoiding miscalculations is possible. Of course, humans still need to supervise the machine-learning system to produce error-free results.

Doctor's Go-to Tool

Over time, ChatGPT will continue to improve as long as it is trained consistently. Predicting a series of clinical steps must be a chore for humans, but with the help of AI, this task becomes more simple for doctors.

Once machine-learning software becomes adept, just like what experts do in predicting potential solutions to problems, many hospitals will entirely benefit from it. 

Meanwhile, Inbenta shares the key benefits of using chatbots in healthcare.

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