Should we be using AI in medicine? Yes, according to the Mount Sinai School of Medicine:

The provocative study, published February 22, in JAMA Ophthalmology, suggests that advanced AI tools, which are trained on vast amounts of data, text, and images, could play an important role in providing decision-making support to ophthalmologists in the diagnosis and management of cases involving glaucoma and retina disorders, which afflict millions of patients.

This is not asking ChatGPT for a diagnosis of your symptoms. This is proper, medical AI.

Read the report here.