Can ChatGPT answer Pregnant Women Questions?
Keywords:
artificial intelligence, ChatGPT, Pregnancy questions, pregnant womanAbstract
OpenAI has developed ChatGPT which is considered as one of the famous artificial intelligence tools. It provides a significant advancement and particularly noted in order to create a speaking conversations with human. This review paper shows the use of ChatGPT in women care in their pregnancy time. ChatGPT provides available and sympathetic information and replies to any questions about childbirth, pregnancy and woman care. The reliability and accuracy of ChatGPT’s answers is important to be checked. It also helps to support decision making in pregnancy clinical problems but it recently lacks the precision and appropriate answers without doctor oversight. Moreover, it provides technical accurate information, proper medical answers with lacks of references. However, it is not always giving correct answers. very few studies have been done on this area and most of them in English. This research attended to ask ChatGPT in Arabic. We choose five of the common questions that always be asked by pregnant ladies in their booking visit and compare the answers of ChatGPT with the answers of three famous obstetrician doctors in Iraq. to see the similarities or differences.
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