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ChatGPT for Healthcare Sector: SWOT Analysis

2023, Ayandegan Institute of Higher Education

https://doi.org/10.22105/RIEJ.2023.391536.1373

Abstract

The chatbot ChatGPT (Open AI, San Francisco, CA, USA) has become incredibly popular. ChatGPT, which will be made available to the general public in November 2022, is an Artificial Intelligence (AI) system that was trained using data taken from the internet that was created by people, including chats [1]. Deep learning models, known as transformers, are used in ChatGPT. Through the use of a large dataset of text, the model learns patterns and generates human-like responses. Using a conversational model, ChatGPT produces relevant and coherent responses based on context and input from users. An AI-powered chatbot is capable of Natural Language Processing (NLP), personalization, customer service, sales and marketing, task automation, 24/7 availability, etc. [2]. ChatGPT has taken internet searching to the next level; the program provides quick and thorough comprehension of complicated subjects and creates personalized conversational solutions to the precise topic posed while remembering its own past responses. ChatGPT has demonstrated outstanding performance across several use scenarios while still only being a research preview.

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