ChatGPT no longer gives medical and legal advice
OpenAI updated the rules: the bot no longer interprets MRIs, X-rays, or photos of skin problems. It can explain general things, but without diagnoses or personal recommendations.
Probably all due to legal risks: more and more people use AI as a doctor or lawyer, and conversations are not protected by confidentiality and could end up in court.
💡 Neiron recalls that just recently we told a story — a California woman won a court case without a lawyer, simply using ChatGPT. Looks like such cases will now become impossible.
What do you think, is this the right move by OpenAI?
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