OpenAI wants to ‘have their cake and eat it too’ with health AI policy recommendations
OpenAI released a policy proposal for AI in healthcare, which experts say disproportionately benefits the company. The company's work in healthcare has been limited to nonregulated areas, including ChatGPT Health and ChatGPT for Clinicians.
OpenAI has released a policy proposal for AI in healthcare, outlining a blueprint for unlocking AI's potential in the broader healthcare system. The company's work in healthcare has been limited to nonregulated areas, including ChatGPT Health for consumers and ChatGPT for Clinicians. OpenAI's policy proposals are considered somewhat reasonable but disproportionately benefit the company, according to experts. David Blumenthal, a health policy professor at Harvard University, said OpenAI is 'trying to have their cake and eat it too' by sounding responsible while keeping markets open for their products. The company's recent launches include ChatGPT for Healthcare for hospitals and ChatGPT for Clinicians. OpenAI's proposals were published alongside the launch of its chatbot for clinicians last month.
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