Summary
A man named Steven Suprise noticed an issue with his vision and, after not getting clear answers from doctors, used ChatGPT to understand his symptoms better. ChatGPT suggested it might be serious, prompting him to seek further medical evaluation, which led to a cancer diagnosis. Experts caution against using AI like ChatGPT for medical advice without consulting a professional.
Key Facts
- Steven Suprise noticed a drooping eye and initially consulted doctors who found nothing alarming.
- He used ChatGPT to help understand his symptoms, which led to a serious diagnosis.
- Doctors diagnosed him with a rare cancer called adenoid cystic carcinoma (ACC).
- He received 30 rounds of radiation and five rounds of chemotherapy.
- Experts warn against relying solely on AI tools like ChatGPT for medical advice.
- Research shows that AI like GPT-4o can sometimes give unsafe medical advice.
- Steven shares his experience on TikTok to raise awareness about the rare cancer.
- He remains hopeful and stresses that while AI can help, it should not replace doctors.
