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OpenAI’s ChatGPT Health platform raises concerns over data privacy

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Kevin Kinsella

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New ChatGPT Health gives users a separate space for health-related conversations, but raises privacy concerns.

OpenAI has launched a new health feature that encourages users to share their personal medical and wellness records with its popular ChatGPT platform for a more personalized experience.

But the launch raises questions about whether users’ private health information (PHI) will remain private and protected, or be repurposed by OpenAI

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