I only believe it as a cynical marketing piece from an executive at a health-focused VC fund with several AI companies. This could spectacularly have backfired

I only believe it as a cynical marketing piece from an executive at a health-focused VC fund with several AI companies. This could spectacularly have backfired: "<expletives>, what kind of doctor are you? Having to use ChatGPT to treat my mother. Do you even have a medical degree?" When communicating difficult news, you have to be concise. The ChatGPT-generated response is very fluffy. ChatGPT can also hallucinate, so you must be extremely careful when using it at the end of your shift.