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Individuals seeking health guidance from AI chatbots face a risk of receiving inaccurate information. These digital tools often provide incorrect medical advice, a problem explained by an inherent mechanism in their design. While paid versions may offer more capable models, the general tendency for errors in medical guidance remains a concern.
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