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Study: AI bots give misleading medical advice in half of cases

Study: AI bots give misleading medical advice in half of cases

A study published in the medical journal BMJ Open found that AI-powered chatbots provide problematic medical advice in approximately half of all cases. Researchers investigated the health risks associated with AI-generated recommendations, concluding that the advice is often misleading or inaccurate.

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