OpenAI reversed ChatGPT's latest update Tuesday after users complained about the AI's strange behavior. The bot had started agreeing with everything - even dangerous ideas.
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Microsoft's new AI assistant wants to be every doctor's best friend. Dragon Copilot combines two existing tools into one voice-activated powerhouse that promises to slash through medical paperwork like a digital scalpel.
The AI assistant merges Dragon Medical One's dictation prowess with DAX Copilot's ambient listening skills. It drafts clinical notes, writes referral letters, and even answers medical queries faster than you can say "bilateral pneumonia."
For doctors drowning in documentation, this couldn't come soon enough. They currently waste 28 hours weekly on paperwork – time better spent actually treating patients or maybe catching up on their favorite medical dramas.
The stakes are high in the AI scribing market. Microsoft threw down $16 billion to acquire Nuance Communications in 2021, making it a heavyweight contender. Dragon Copilot already boasts impressive stats: its predecessor handled 3 million patient visits across 600 healthcare organizations last month alone.
WellSpan Health's Dr. David Gasperack gives the tool early thumbs up for accuracy and ease of use. The assistant launches in May across the U.S. and Canada, with European countries next in line for the digital treatment.
Why this matters:
Doctors spend nearly a third of their week wrestling with paperwork instead of treating patients – Dragon Copilot might finally break their free from this administrative straightjacket
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ChatGPT has developed a problem. It can't stop complimenting you. Users discovered the change in late March. OpenAI's chatbot now gushes over every question, no matter how mundane. Ask it about boiling pasta, and it might respond, "What an incredibly thoughtful culinary inquiry!"
