"Understandably concerned, they hovered around my staff and me, to the point where their constant barrage of requests was actually slowing down treatment. To co

"Understandably concerned, they hovered around my staff and me, to the point where their constant barrage of requests was actually slowing down treatment. To compound the problem, they were absolutely certain what their mother needed." This is diagnostics. Doctors do it and so do IT bods (and others) but our patients (computers) dying is a bit of a fiddle rather than a tragedy or catastrophe. I would not dream of letting CGPT loose on "indications/conta-indications" which is how medics work (IT could learn a lesson or two here instead of the usual "magic" thinking). CGPT has a learned data set and it is not perfect. It will spit out a series of words given an input. No one can really calculate the output given an input - its non deterministic. It does look like the output is quite intelligent. I consider CGPT as a really fancy calculator with all the usual caveats: do check the output carefully.