At the 2024 Baidu Health Industry Ecosystem Conference, Baidu Health introduced a series of large model application products aimed at using AI technology to address the "impossible triangle" problem in the healthcare industry, which includes "access to medical care," "affordability of medical care," and "quality of medical care."The following are the five large model application products launched by Baidu Health:Health Intelligent Family: Designed for general users, it offers services such as AI

Recent research reveals that ChatGPT provided accurate answers to only 10 out of 39 medical questions, with the remaining 29 answers being incomplete or inaccurate. Researchers found that in some cases, ChatGPT fabricated references, raising concerns about its reliability. OpenAI responded by advising users not to consider ChatGPT's answers as professional medical advice.

["The WHO has released a report calling for strengthened regulation of medical AI.","The report emphasizes the establishment of safe and effective medical AI systems to promptly provide appropriate systems to those in need.","The report highlights the importance of transparency, risk management, and data validation.","The report recommends enhancing regulation to manage risks arising from biases in AI training data.","The report calls for ensuring the quality of AI training data to avoid amplifying biases."]

Korea's KT Corporation plans to establish an AI medical R&D innovation zone in the Dongdaemun area of Seoul. An agreement signed with Sahmyook Medical Center and the medical big data company Humanitas aims to create a high-tech AI medical R&D innovation zone. The goal is to establish an emergency medical system on underutilized hospital land, supporting medical data R&D activities, with completion scheduled for 2028. Korea's KT Corporation will be responsible for building the integrated information and communication technology infrastructure, while Humanitas will provide systems and data support for medical R&D.