SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — There’s been a lot of conversation and consternation about artificial intelligence and its role in our society. Can platforms like ChatGPT be trusted?
For writing a customer service complaint or cover letter, certainly. But how about diagnosing what’s ailing you or considering medical ethics? Can a chatbot be trusted to help make life-or-death decisions?
A pair of recent studies out of Stanford University, led by Dr. Jonathan H. Chen, suggests the answer might be “yes.”