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highplainsdem

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5. It's really scary that they're doing that. Musk has encouraged Twitter users to use Grok to interpret

Reply to Ms. Toad (Reply #4)

Mon Jan 5, 2026, 11:30 PM

Jan 5

medical results, too. Very dangerous.

God, I hope Trump won't think turning over a lot of healthcare to OpenAI will be a way to pretend he's offering good healthcare.

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Money-losing OpenAI wants to make money from healthcare - wants the WORLD'S medical data, AND federal support [View all] highplainsdem Jan 5 OP

What ever happened JustAnotherGen Jan 5 #1

They see BigMin28 Jan 5 #2

They not only want federal tax dollars, they want governments to ensure they'll never have to pay highplainsdem Jan 5 #7

HIPAA SCHMIPPA purr-rat beauty Jan 5 #3

From the number of people I've talked to using ChatGPT this way - Ms. Toad Jan 5 #4

It's really scary that they're doing that. Musk has encouraged Twitter users to use Grok to interpret highplainsdem Jan 5 #5

I know - Ms. Toad Jan 5 #6

Do these people realize at all that chatbots can hallucinate? Would showing them video of highplainsdem Jan 6 #8

I tell them, every chance I get. Ms. Toad Jan 6 #9

I'm sorry to hear that, and I sympathize. Kudos for trying to help them. highplainsdem Jan 6 #10

Even though they aren't listening yet, I still want to point out some info in reply 11, from tweets I highplainsdem Jan 6 #13

The biggest point I try to get across is that running it through AI removes all clues you might follow Ms. Toad Jan 6 #14

1 in 5 AI diagnoses of cancer contain inaccurate information. A 23% error rate. highplainsdem Jan 6 #11

Kick dalton99a Jan 6 #12