Hello! I am building an MVP of my startup using the GPT-3.5 API to replace clinicians with a chatbot interface. I plan on using random forests and decision trees to fine-tune the output of queries and use CNNs to allow patients to upload blood test images to the platform and get in contact with a nurse practitioner or MD. My goal is to replace specialized healthcare diagnosing and follow-ups that only require medication refills, which will greatly reduce friction in the healthcare space. Do you have any advice for me as I start coding the site?



I have already conducted a SWOT analysis, and the largest hurdle I foresee is obtaining a license from the FDA to allow the platform to issue non-controlled substances. I do not want to be responsible for allowing my model to prescribe Adderall or methadone, even though I can automate background checks to prevent shopping from doctor to doctor. So, what do you think? Is this the ultimate robodoc? I had the idea back in 2019 and used the NLTK (Python library) and did some web scraping from Wikipedia to gather data tokens for building an MVP, but using the GPT API is much better, and I'm ready to develop.



For reference, my GAI is 112 (PRI is 126), and while I have lower verbal skills, programming uses fluid and GC (crystallized intelligence), so I'm fine. I've been programming since 2015 with iOS apps and have done an internship as an ML engineer, making AI web scrapers for language models and data gathering. Share your high iq thoughts 



If you have doubts about the efficacy of AI diagnosing take a look at this:



>https://twitter.com/EricTopol/status/1651965137006522369

>>15407220 (OP)

>using Eric Topol as a source

This guy is a WEF shill and has been spreading a lot of covid disinformation in the last years. He is shilling hard for worse healthcare for the general population. 



>that tweet in particular

The study presented there is based on an analysis of ... reddit comments. The fact that such ridiculous trash managed to get published says a lot about the current state of acadummia. 



Regarding the rest of your post: Do you have any actual question or are you just advertising your startup? Without showing us the actual AI and letting us test it your post seems to be nothing more than a blog entry.

>>15407220 (OP)

>LLM

>another fucking wrapper around chatGPT

lol

Your "startup" is going to fail to start. Be realistic; you are dumber than the average college graduate.

I want advice before I blow a bunch of my earned $ on developers
