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AI Health Chatbots Surge—But Can They Be Trusted?
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AI Health Chatbots Surge—But Can They Be Trusted?

Photography & Words by Julian Reed March 31, 2026 1 MIN READ
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AI health tools are proliferating at breakneck speed. Microsoft’s Copilot Health, Amazon’s Health AI, and OpenAI’s ChatGPT Health are now widely available, promising instant medical advice for millions. Yet as these chatbots enter the mainstream, a critical question looms: how well do they actually work? The surge comes amid a global health-care crisis where access to doctors is limited and demand for quick, affordable guidance is soaring. But without independent, rigorous testing, experts warn that these tools could do more harm than good.


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