Archive · 31 Jul 2025
Doctor Warns Against Using AI for Medical Advice
People often use the internet and AI to look up health issues, but a doctor warns this isn't always safe.
They find it can cause worry and confusion because the information may be wrong or misunderstood.
Doctors have years of training and consider all the risks when they diagnose illnesses, which AI can't do.
Instead of using online tools, it's better to see a doctor to get the right help.
A leading doctor cautions against using AI for medical advice.
Many people search online for health information, including symptoms and test results.
Self-diagnosis using AI can lead to anxiety and misinterpretations.
Doctors consider risks and benefits, which AI cannot replicate.
Consulting a medical professional is advised instead of relying on AI.
- Who
- Dr. GC Khilnani, former professor at AIIMS, and others.
- What
- A doctor advises against using AI for medical advice.
- When
- The article was published on July 31, 2025.
- Where
- Not explicitly stated.
- Why
- Self-diagnosis via AI can lead to misinformation and increased anxiety.
Online Information Seekers
Medical Professionals
Information Accessibility
Online Information Seekers
Easy access to health information.
Medical Professionals
Potential for misinterpretation and anxiety.
- Expert
- Dr. GC Khilnani
- Position
- Former professor at AIIMS
- Focus
- Dangers of self-diagnosis
- Recommendation
- Consult a medical professional