Researchers recently tested ChatGPT's ability to diagnose melanoma from dermatoscopic images.
In September 2023, a new feature was added to ChatGPT that allows the analysis of images, including those obtained through dermatoscopy. This version of ChatGPT might help clinicians identify the nature of skin lesion s, but its ability to do so must be verified., a team reported its experience in exploring the performance of ChatGPT Vision in diagnosing melanoma from dermatoscopic images.
The diagnosis deemed most likely was compared with the histopathologic diagnosis. The researchers also determined whether the correct diagnosis was among ChatGPT's top three diagnoses. Finally, the ability of ChatGPT Vision to differentiate between benign and malignant lesions was investigated. Regarding ChatGPT's ability to differentiate between malignant and benign lesions, the sensitivity, specificity, and precision were 46%, 78%, and 62%, respectively, for the diagnosis deemed most likely and 78%, 47%, and 62% for the top three diagnoses proposed by the chatbot.
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