Zaid Hasan Khan • 2nd

“Hidayath Shaik , This is an important conversation, but it needs more nuance.Consumer AI tools like ChatGPT were never designed to replace clinical judgment or function as regulated medical devices. Comparing them directly to FDA-approved systems (which operate in controlled environments with validated datasets) can be misleading.That said, the concerns around triage accuracy, consistency, and bias are absolutely valid—and worth serious attention. The real opportunity isn’t “AI vs doctors” or “consumer vs clinical AI,” but how we responsibly bridge the gap between accessibility and safety.AI can be incredibly powerful in healthcare—but only when paired with rigorous validation, clear boundaries, and human oversight.The future isn’t chatbots diagnosing patients. It’s AI augmenting clinicians in ways that are safe, tested, and accountable.”