Do you really know? Could ChatGPT replace doctors?
Dec 12, 2025
As more young adults in France turn to AI for health advice, a recent survey reveals that 68% have consulted tools like ChatGPT. However, experts caution against fully trusting AI for medical diagnosis, highlighting its inability to conduct physical exams or account for individual health histories. While ChatGPT may provide initial mental health support, it cannot replace professional therapy. Listeners are urged to view AI as a stepping stone rather than a substitute for qualified healthcare.
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AI Popular But Clinically Limited
- ChatGPT and other AIs are widely used for health questions but have clear limits in clinical care.
- Amber Minogue reports that AI cannot perform physical exams or replace years of doctor training and ethical judgment.
Young People Turn To AI For Health
- Surveys show heavy public use of AI for health, especially among young adults.
- Amber Minogue cites a 2025 survey finding one in three French people consulted AI and 68% of 18–24s did so.
Seek Professional Medical Advice
- Always consult a qualified doctor before making health decisions based on AI output.
- Amber Minogue emphasizes professional advice because misdiagnosis can have serious consequences.