ChatGPT is a "natural language" tool that uses artificial intelligence to allow users to generate human-sounding text. This chatbot is designed to respond to statements and answer questions in a natural human language format, making it a very popular tool. ChatGPT has been used in a variety of industries, but conversations surrounding its applications in research, publication, and medical education are bringing to light some of its limitations - see the pros and cons in the boxes below.
This guide presents information about this new tool and its implications for medical education and publishing, including some recent reviews and opinions across medical research and education.
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*the Dunning Kruger effect refers to a cognitive bias that leads us to overestimate our abilities or knowledge
ChatGPT has benefits for writing, publishing, and other tasks:
Negative aspects of ChatGPT:
Below are a list of peer-reviewed articles, opinions, and statements that have been published on ChatGPT.