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OpenAI’s Terrifying New ChatGPT Health: Your Next Doctor Is A Glitchy, Unfeeling AI Nightmare

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'The robot will see you now': OpenAI launches ChatGPT Health

YOUR LIFE IS NOW IN THE HANDS OF AN ALGORITHM. OpenAI has OFFICIALLY crossed the line, launching a “ChatGPT Health” tab that dares to diagnose your ailments, analyze your most intimate medical records, and dictate your fitness—all while cozying up to regulators to avoid scrutiny. This is not innovation; it’s a DANGEROUS experiment on a global scale.

Behind a thin veneer of “enhanced privacy,” the company is funneling the sensitive health data of over 230 MILLION vulnerable users per week into its black box AI. They promise security, but this is the SAME company whose chatbots have notoriously hallucinated, fabricated facts, and spread misinformation. Now, they want that system to interpret your cancer screening results or advise on your heart medication.

Even more SHOCKING is the regulatory capitulation. FDA Commissioner Marty Makary is practically rolling out the red carpet, vowing to LIMIT oversight of this very technology. In a brazen conflict, Makary has publicly championed ChatGPT while downplaying its risks. This isn’t oversight; it’s a corporate handout that puts every citizen at risk.

This launch signals the END of the human doctor-patient relationship, replacing compassionate care with cold, error-prone code. It’s a profit-driven push to monetize your panic and privatize your wellbeing, all while evading the accountability real medical professionals face.

We are blindly entrusting our bodies to a system designed for profit, not patients. The question is no longer if a catastrophic misdiagnosis will occur, but when—and who will be held responsible when it does.



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