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>her answer is VERBATIM reading off the ChatGPT language word for word How could it be verbatim the same response you got? Even if you both typed the exact sam

• randycupertino 11mo ago
  We have a work enterprise GPT account across the company.
  • mtlynch 11mo ago
    How does that explain what you observed? The only way I can understand that as an explanation is if your entire company can see each other's chats, and so she clicked yours and read the response you got. Is that what you're saying?
    • randycupertino 11mo ago
      How else would she have been able to parrot the exact same GPT response without reading it directly? You think she just thought of it word for word exactly the same off the top of her head?
    • khannn 11mo ago
      They're saying that the shared account is enough for OpenAI to provide the same result. Very interesting, I'd like to know more like was it a generic IUD or a specific one in the query. Also, the Doc is a cardiologist, they don't specialize in Gyno stuff and their training/schooling is enough for them to evaluate sources. Just for reference before AI it was typical for employers of doctors to pay for a service/app called UpToDate which provided vetted info for docs like google.
      • xeonmc 11mo ago
        Itemized Bill: - hitting the ChatGPT button: $1 - knowing where to hit the ChatGPT button: $600k/year
        • khannn 11mo ago
          I know some GPs that use WebMD so it plays out like: - Google search: free - Having the schooling, training, and experience to evaluate the results: $300k per year
          • lupire 11mo ago
            - Google search: free - Having the license to make it "official": $300k per year
      • randycupertino 11mo ago
        There were several specific brands cited in the response and she read through them one by one in the same order with the supporting details, word for word. I think it just gave us the same response and she read it off the page.