FAP, April 29 / PRNewswire-FirstCall-Asianet /-- A newly released study shows that the chat robot ChatGPT can outperform doctors in some ways. The study was published Friday in the prestigious international medical journal JAMA Internal Medicine. The results suggest that artificial intelligence assistants may be able to help doctors draft answers to patients' questions. The author, Dr. John W. Ayers of the University of California, San Diego, said that chatbots generally responded better to patients than doctors, and scored significantly higher in terms of answer quality and empathy. "the opportunities for improving health care with artificial intelligence are enormous." However, Dr. David Asch, a professor of medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, stressed that ChatGPT should be seen as a supplement to doctors. He also warned that artificial intelligence tools were not fully prepared. "I am worried that the error message will be magnified."