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Eli, a baby with a previously strong appetite, suddenly refused solid foods at 4 months, causing concern for his mother, Jessica Dizon, who initially thought he was just slow to transition from breast milk.
A study published in JAMA Pediatrics found that ChatGPT version 3.5 had an 83% error rate when diagnosing pediatric case studies. The AI chatbot's diagnoses were often incorrect or too broad compared to physicians' diagnoses. Despite this, the study suggested further exploration of AI in medical settings, particularly as an administrative tool, while noting the need for more selective training to improve diagnostic accuracy. The study also highlighted that ChatGPT's knowledge isn't regularly updated with the latest medical information.
The Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine has admonished Dr. Mark Gilchrist, a pediatrician from Chelmsford, for malpractice in the care of a 2-month-old infant in 2012, leading to the child suffering developmental delays and vision deficits. The board cited multiple failures in the infant's care, including not properly addressing dangerously low body temperature and blood sugar levels. Gilchrist has been ordered to complete additional medical education but faces no fines or license restrictions. He acknowledges the board's decision and has completed the required training, emphasizing his commitment to quality care.