ChatGPT Health Arrives for All US Users, Reads Your Medical and Fitness Data
One example shows how sharing a dietary restriction will then inform recipe ideas whenever you discuss what to cook.Apple Health is the primary fitness provider used, with OpenAI yet to comment on support for alternatives like Google Health. There are also integrations with MyFitnessPal, Peloton, Weight Watchers, and more. Medical records come from US hospital systems or providers like One Medical and Function Health.You can connect a service by heading to the sidebar in ChatGPT and selecting Health > Get started.
- ▪One example shows how sharing a dietary restriction will then inform recipe ideas whenever you discuss what to cook.Apple Health is the primary fitness provider used, with OpenAI yet to comment on support for alternatives like Google Health
- ▪There are also integrations with MyFitnessPal, Peloton, Weight Watchers, and more.
- ▪Medical records come from US hospital systems or providers like One Medical and Function Health.You can connect a service by heading to the sidebar in ChatGPT and selecting Health > Get started.
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ChatGPT Health is officially here for all signed-in US users, allowing users to share their medical records and health data to better inform chatbot responses.OpenAI says over 300 million people ask ChatGPT health-related questions every week, so these tools are built to offer more informed, personalized AI-based advice by learning as much as possible about you and your health.The brand says, “With your permission, ChatGPT can consider relevant information you have connected, such as medications, lab results, recent visits, sleep, and activity, alongside the goals and context you share." You May Also Like window.videoEmbeds = window.videoEmbeds || []; let data = {}; data.excoPlayListId = '683dd703f27d5e38f3432230'; data.excoPlayListVideos =…
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