Potential of artificial intelligence and search engines to successful passing the test part of primary accreditation and primary specialized accreditation
E. Zheleznova, Vasily Vlassov, Anna V. Vlasova, T. I. Depui, Ivan V. Podobed
Abstract
ChatGPT is a language model that has many benefits and applications in healthcare and medicine. It can be useful for medical professionals in various fields, including research, diagnostics, patient monitoring, and education. However, the use of GPT chat also entails a number of ethical issues and limitations, such as accuracy, plagiarism, copyright infringement and bias. The study aim was to assess the potential of passing primary accreditation and primary specialized accreditation using artificial intelligence — ChatGPT, and the Yandex search engine. The study consisted of 2 stages. The study revealed that using ChatGPT made it possible to pass General Medicine primary accreditation and Cardiology primary specialized accreditation. Using ChatGPT4 significantly accelerated the test. However, despite the significant acceleration of artificial intelligence, the quality of the answers does not allow successful accreditation in all specialties. A tendency was noted that the subjects began to trust the bot's answers to a greater extent without checking it.