ChatGPT is an artificial intelligence chatbot that can have human-like conversations, translate, and provide users with information.
It can also write good content. Like, really good.
And now that Google has openly stated, “Appropriate use of AI or automation is not against our guidelines,” it begs the question: Should we use it to produce healthcare content?
Before deciding if and how to use ChatGPT for healthcare writing and SEO, there are several issues to understand.
Let’s explore:
What is ChatGPT?
Chat Generative Pre-Training Transformer, or ChatGPT, is a natural language processing tool that allows users to mimic human conversations with an AI chatbot.
It can recognize, summarize, translate, predict, and generate large volumes of content based on what it’s learned from massive amounts of public data.
Here is a brief analogy to help visualize what ChatGPT is and how it works and learns:
Imagine a child is given an encyclopedia of the world’s information. Once they’ve read it, that child can be trained to answer simple questions. As they better understand the information, they can answer more complex questions more intelligently. Over time, they continue to learn from the types of questions they’re asked and learn which information is likely the best answer.
In Chat GPT’s case, their ‘encyclopedia of learning’ is a large part of the internet (data up until 2021). Their ‘training’ depends on understanding natural or…
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By: Stewart Gandolf
