AI Article Synopsis

  • - GPT-4 provided moderate quality information about sinusitis and its surgical options.
  • - The model produced much better responses specifically related to sinusitis treatment.
  • - Future research should aim to reduce bias and employ validated tools to evaluate the quality of GPT's answers.

Article Abstract

GPT-4 generated moderate quality information in response to questions regarding sinusitis and surgery. GPT-4 generated significantly higher quality responses to questions regarding treatment of sinusitis. Future studies exploring quality of GPT responses should seek to limit bias and use validated instruments.

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http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/alr.23387DOI Listing

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