It’s not just you. A March 2026 poll found that nearly a third of adults have typed their symptoms into generative artificial intelligence platforms to inquire about their physical health.
But this activity can be risky. Not only are people sharing personal information with what are technically public databases, but AI chatbots have been shown to produce inaccurate answers. Researchers at the Duke University School of Medicine say that such chatbots can produce hallucinations, or misleading advice, because the models are trained to please users.
To counter this, healthcare organizations are…
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