They are not. They are purpose built systems that leverage specialized knowledge.
The problem is you have people asking LLMs to find a cure for cancer and have no way of knowing if the output is any good. Then those people start emailing everyone saying they cured cancer.
Random dipshits asking ChatGPT, at best, would just give you a story about a cure for cancer. It wouldn’t actually be able to cure cancer even under the best circumstances since it was made to be a chatbot, not a medical research tool. It’s like going to Burger King and asking for a pizza. 🤣
I am pretty sure the “AI” systems making medicine aren’t the same as generative AI.
They are not. They are purpose built systems that leverage specialized knowledge.
The problem is you have people asking LLMs to find a cure for cancer and have no way of knowing if the output is any good. Then those people start emailing everyone saying they cured cancer.
Random dipshits asking ChatGPT, at best, would just give you a story about a cure for cancer. It wouldn’t actually be able to cure cancer even under the best circumstances since it was made to be a chatbot, not a medical research tool. It’s like going to Burger King and asking for a pizza. 🤣
I don’t have experience with cancer but my email has seen an increase in people claiming to have used an LLM to design a perpetual motion machine
“Chat GPT said if I put two repelling magnets onto a skateboard, the force of the magnets repelling each other will move the skateboard forward!”