Giant corporations like Microsoft and Google, plus many startups, are eyeing healthcare profits from programs based on artificial intelligence.
want to bring types of so-called large language models to healthcare. Big firms that are familiar to folks in white coats — but maybe less so to your average Joe and Jane — are equally enthusiastic: Electronic medical records giants Epic and Oracle Cerner aren’t far behind. The space is crowded with startups, too.
from Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston — to predict text that would follow a given query. The idea has been around for years, but the gold rush, and the marketing and media mania surrounding it, are more recent.and its flagship product, ChatGPT, which answers questions with authority and style. It can explain genetics in a sonnet, for example.
But just weeks after OpenAI took another huge cash infusion, even Altman, its CEO, is wary of the fanfare. “The hype over these systems — even if everything we hope for is right long term — is totally out of control for the short term,”Few in healthcare believe this latest form of AI is about to take their jobs . Still, those who are bullish on the tech think it’ll make some parts of their work much easier.
“When people are way behind in documentation, that creates problems,” Arzubi said. “What happens if the patient comes into the hospital and there’s a note that hasn’t been completed and we don’t know what’s been going on?” “If I have a full patient day, where I might see 15 patients, I would say this saves me a good hour at the end of the day,” he said.
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