OpenAI's ChatGPT Health aims to provide tailored health advice while raising significant questions about data security and privacy. Users can connect personal medical records, but this could expose sensitive information to third parties. The lack of clarity on regulatory compliance and encryption methods adds to the skepticism surrounding its safety.

A leaked document reveals that ChatGPT generates very little traffic for publishers, with a click-through rate (CTR) averaging just 0.69%. Despite high impressions, the most visible placements yield few clicks, suggesting that AI-driven traffic won't replace traditional organic search traffic.

Many users of ChatGPT may unknowingly rely on inaccurate statistics, as a significant portion of the stats provided are inferred rather than verified. To avoid quoting false data, users are advised to ask for verified sources explicitly using a specific prompt that distinguishes between verified and inferred statistics. This highlights the importance of critical thinking and verification in data sourcing from AI.