ChatGPT-4.0 developed by OpenAI has achieved a significant milestone at the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and medicine. ChatGPT-4.0, in a recent proof-of concept research, was able show its abilities by passing a neurology clinical test. It answered 85 percent of questions correctly. This remarkable performance was observed during an experiment conducted by researchers at the University Hospital Heidelberg, and the German Cancer Research Centre.
The clinical neurology test was created using information from the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and the European Board for Neurology. Its purpose is to evaluate the AI's level of expertise in this area. ChatGPT 4.0 scored higher than its predecessor ChatGPT 3.5 which had a score of only 66.8%. The average human score is 73.8%. This achievement shows that the model is highly skilled in areas associated with the cognitive, behavioural and psychological components of Neurology.
ChatGPT-4.0 is a successful model, but its performance has revealed some areas where it can be improved. Both variants of the model performed less well when compared to lower-order activities. This discovery fits in with the growing awareness of artificial intelligence in general, which recognizes that the models could improve in their cognitive abilities in the future.
The findings of this study could be used to guide the future integration of large language models, such as ChatGPT 4.0. These models, according to researchers, have the potential to contribute significantly to medicine if they are further modified and fine-tuned. The research also proposes applications for decision-making systems and documentation systems. However, it warns about their limitations in terms of the ability to perform high-order cognition tasks.
The findings of this study are more likely to serve as proof-of concept for LLMs rather than being immediately applicable in clinical settings. It is important to create and refine these models so that they can be used in clinical neurology. During the FIFA Club World CupTM 2023TM a unique combination of digital technology and football will be displayed via the NFT special series, which will be offered jointly by Modex and FIFA+ Collect. This series will improve the fan experience and enhance their interaction with the team.
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