Patient in India hospitalized after following AI advice
A person in India suffered severe internal bleeding after following medical advice from a ChatGPT-based chatbot. What was meant to help nearly cost a life. This incident once again raises the alarming question: how safe is it to trust algorithms with human health?
🩺 OpenAI and Anthropic are actively pushing AI into medicine: ChatGPT Health and Claude for Healthcare promise assistance to doctors and patients, access to medical records, classifiers, and insurance databases. But against the backdrop of the Indian case, it's clear: technology is developing faster than regulation and safety oversight.
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